Questions concerning parent ethnicity and self-identification are not scored, but can be used for ethnic categorization. |
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If you choose to meet offline at any point, your self-identification can lead to actual physical harm. |
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Most of us rove in the middle range of self-identification, with an indulgent but generally people-friendly narcissism. |
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There are a number of factors that may keep men out of treatment, ranging from lack of self-identification to perceived stigma. |
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Some people believe self-identification is the only reasonable method because it allows people to express their own racial identity. |
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They averaged 20.58 years of age, and their ethnic self-identification was representative of the institution's student body. |
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Despite these different approaches, both films question Asian self-identification. |
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Magnificent sporting events, like the Super Bowl, bring out fierce loyalties and unusual modes of self-identification. |
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Plus, when it comes to polling, party label is a matter of self-identification. |
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Although my friends may simply have been scapegoating marginal individuals, I believe that the key to their response lay in the nature of their self-identification as a group. |
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The readers of journals of opinion constitute nongeographical communities, whose self-identification and links with people they have never met are no less real for that. |
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Carriers should actively promote the services that are available to persons with disabilities and the benefits of self-identification. |
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The administrative district or commune embodies a sense of community and self-identification for its residents. |
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The region also formed a working group to examine ways to increase the participation rates of employees in the self-identification process. |
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Respective data on ethnic self-identification, mother tongue and religion were provided by persons voluntarily and freely. |
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When you talk about screening, I wondered how that screening worked without self-identification. |
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We still must express our concern of the process of the voluntary self-identification by employment equity designated group members. |
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It should also review its methods of data collection so as to more fully reflect the principle of self-identification. |
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This is not just another way of looking at self-identification by class, or economic bracket, or being in the in crowd. |
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In those cases where employees have not completed the self-identification form we sent reminders to reinforce the importance of completing it. |
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The self-identification screen remains active until such time as respondents acknowledge having reviewed their profile. |
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Judging by its various applications through the years, and people's self-identification, not much. |
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My sense of self-identification didn't align with what other people expected from me. |
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When designing a self-identification survey, contractors should follow the format established in the Employment Equity Regulations. |
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In addition, comparison group employers who declined to participate indicated that they did not do self-identification surveys. |
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And so begins a lifetime of overachievement and self-identification through testing! |
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This was an important advance in achieving linguistic duality: education is at the very heart of the development and self-identification of official language communities. |
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The idea of self-identification and an open approach to conducting a census, rather than pigeonholing people, were important. |
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The question solely asks about ethnic origin, leading to self-identification being inferred through ethnic origin reporting. |
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Any deferral decision made at a donor site would be based on donor self-identification and self-report, the draff guidance noted. |
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Yet as more people realize self-identification is not a fad, she believes institutions will change. |
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Perceiving a risk in voluntary self-identification, they often choose the route of independence and failure. |
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To assist them in the self-identification process, we often include in our publications the definitions of the designated groups as those definitions appear in the Employment Equity Act. |
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The Government of Saskatchewan relies upon self-identification, through the voluntary completion of a workplace survey provided to all new employees. |
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It is based on an innovative methodology that combines the variables of self-identification, languages spoken and mother tongue, according to the data produced by the 2001 national census. |
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On this issue, ECRI wishes to recall that the principle of voluntary self-identification should be enforced for all and measures taken to ensure respect for the identity of all the groups living in Western Thrace. |
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Ms. VILLARÁN DE LA PUENTE said that in international practice, it was not only the occupation of ancestral lands that defined a group as indigenous, but also their self-identification as such. |
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Representatives of these organizations provided descriptions of their experiences in developing policies for voluntary, confidential Aboriginal student self-identification. |
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It should be noted that only those staff who formally agreed to be contacted for administrative purposes on their self-identification document were surveyed. |
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Burley says his rule of thumb is self-identification. |
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What are the issues surrounding voluntary self-identification? |
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In order to avoid conflicts of self-identification, the Constitution recognizes all the nations and peoples under a single umbrella term: indigenous native peasant peoples. |
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Congruency is the consistency that the self-identification has with the stimuli. |
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And such a valuation must be made regardless of any commonality of race, religion, language, ethnicity, national origin, or any of the benchmarks by which we seek self-identification and self-identity. |
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The one-point uptick in the percentage liberal in 2014 stems from one-point increases in liberal self-identification among both independents and Democrats. |
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This process of self-identification may introduce bias when tabulating the counts for persons belonging to visible minorities, Aboriginal peoples and persons with disabilities. |
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In describing the spectator's self-identification, Metz's prose proceeds by way of a rhetorical parataxis of simile piled upon simile. |
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It emphasises that this should in all cases be done with due respect to the principles of confidentiality, informed consent and the voluntary self-identification of persons as belonging to a particular group. |
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The current form references dexterity, mobility, visual impairment and speech impairment as examples or types of disabilities that could be considered during the self-identification process. |
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