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He has designed the Physics Learning Studio , a teaching method that replaces traditional lectures with active-engagement sessions in a computer-equipped classroom . Therefore , the Project will result in a net loss of wetland benefits not fully compensated by the proposed Project with its Mitigation Plan . Judiciary Committee , stated that the Civil Rights Bill provides , in the first place , that the civil rights of all men , without regard to color , shall be equal ; and , in the second place , that if any man shall violate that principle by his conduct , he shall be responsible to the court ; that he may be prosecuted criminally and punished for the crime , or he may be sued in a civil action , and damages recovered by the party wronged . For example , the President 's 2006 budget reveals that although the program was expected to result in a net savings of $ 2 billion from its inception through fiscal year 2004 , the actual experience is that the program resulted in a net cost to taxpayers of $ 3 billion over the same period . The Equality Wheel , also in Appendix A , depicts male / female interactions in a healthy relationship . Project with the Mitigation Plan will result in a net loss of wetlands benefits on the site and vicinity , and that the permit should therefore be denied . " Furlonger had said this would put Australia in a difficult position , and asked if Indonesia could not live with an independent East Timor and aim to turn it into a " satellite " state . A reasonable prosecutor in a civil case that had been thrown out on a peripheral matter would never brought a perjury case against him . The preponderance of the evidence supports the CAUSE position that the Project with the Mitigation Plan will result in a net loss of wetlands values and benefits on the site and in its immediate vicinity . In this interpretation , the record better supports the view of the intervenors that the Project will result in a net loss of such benefits .