Through this intuition, they share in the finality of being itself and in some finite way participate in its infinite characteristics.
The recounts might raise questions about the tallying process in other counties or states, interfering in the "powerful national interest in the finality of the selection of the president".
For example, Sandra Day O'Connor (the Supreme Court's swing vote before Kennedy assumed that role) once wrote that a criminal defendant's failure to follow a state procedural rule meant he could not challenge his death sentence in federal court, because states and state courts have a "dignitary interest" in the finality of their criminal justice processes.
Barnes's belief in the finality of death is unwavering; he does not believe he will see her again.
Within the Muslim countries, however, there is fierce opposition to the main group because of its claim that Ghulam Ahmad was a prophet (most Muslim sects believe in the finality of prophethood with Muhammad) and because of its separatist organization.
At the same time, however, it points to the fact that the difference is not in the methods or approaches used as such (as is sometimes suggested, notably by stressing the need for anticipation and interaction), but rather in the finality of RRI, the overall aim to be achieved, namely: ensuring that the EU economy remains internationally competitive and robust.
As the models walked down the runway at his last show, in Paris, the finality of it sank in with the spectators: "This is it.
Fish is clearly interested in the dramatic finality of death — a subject that Franzen explored in the essay — but he is distracted from that interest by his efforts to call attention to his own auteurish approach to making theatre.
"On the other, judges are reluctant to rescind these contracts because there is a strong interest in maintaining the finality of divorce.
Writing for the majority in both cases, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said that "ease of administration and the interest in promoting the finality of judgments" argued against letting inmates make "an end run around statutes of limitations and other procedural barriers" to reopening judgments that had become final years earlier.
Most of us are interested in finality but not at the expense of fairness".
