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Defining Terms. This series uses the term “people of color” to refer to any and all peoples of African, Latino/ Hispanic, Native American, Asian, or Pacific Island descent, and its intent is to be inclusive. The terms “communities of color” and “diverse communities” are used interchangeably, depending upon the preference of the individual contributor(s). Finally, this series also addresses effective policing prac- tices with other groups that, like communities of color, have historically had their public safety and justice needs ignored or poorly served, such as youth, immigrants, and transgender people. EDITORIAL METXXXXLOGY Vera identified potential authors for this guide by issuing a solicitation through its law enforcement networks and contacts, as well as to the NLPOA, NOBLE, HAPCOA, and the U.S. Departxxxx xx Jus- tice’s Community Relations Service. Additional authors were xxxerred to Vera by representatives of thesx xxtities. Vera asked interested respondents to share their topic ideas for an article on building trust with communities of color and in limited instances directly approached people to write articles on par- ticulxx xubjects. Vera also invited respondents to submit excerpts of previously pubxxxxed work. Vera then grouped accepted articles into three topic categories (i.e., how to increase cultural under- standing, how to serve diverse communities, and how to support trust building in yoxx xgency). Vera edited each submitted article collaboratively with the author, who then responded to editors’ feedback and signed off on the final version of his or her article. When multiple authors covered similar topics, Vera’s editors paraphrased and combined their articles into a single piece. Each con- tributor to a combined article reviewed and approved the content and received credit. Integrating Community Policing
Defining Terms. As I move from this theoretical background into the practical method by which I will read Galatians, it will prove helpful to define a few key terms in my analysis, drawing upon my introduction of Ricoeur’s work. Given the definition of these terms, I will then be prepared to lay forth some guidelines for my reading of the letter.
Defining Terms. The term agreement commonly refers to some systematic covariance between a semantic or formal property of one element and a formal property of another. Xxxxxx (1978: 610) Further terms (Xxxxxxx 2006: 4-5) We call the element which determines the agreement (say the subject noun phrase) the controller. The element whose form is determined by agreement is the target. The syntactic environment in which agreement occurs (the clause for instance) is the domain of agreement. And when we indicate in what respect there is agreement, we are referring to agreement features. Thus number is an agreement feature, it has the values: singular, dual, plural and so on. This is diagrammed in Figure 1.1. controller target feature: number value: singular works the system condition
