Even so, detailed exit analysis has revealed that angels have robust rates of "home run" (5x or more) investments, while maintaining a decisively lower level of risk.[xiv], [xv].
In contrast, Cohen's seminal interpretation of Kant offered a vision of philosophy that decisively maintained its independence from empirical psychology, without at the same time simply lapsing back into uncritical metaphysics.
In a lawsuit Crews later filed against Venit and William Morris Endeavour, the agency maintained that it "decisively addressed and punished the conduct Mr. Crews alleges that Mr. Venit engaged in".
Being a nurse in the ICU requires extensive clinical knowledge as well as great skill in making stressful decisions and acting decisively while maintaining close working relationships with team members and other hospital staff.
The choice of tasks to be entrusted to the ECB will ensure rigorous, high-quality, and equal prudential supervision of eurozone banks, thereby contributing decisively to maintaining confidence between the banks – and thus increasing financial stability throughout the eurozone.
He is a technocrat, not a party hack, and as such, he lacks the loyalty of the Congress Party's hard men and number crunchers who would allow him to wield the power to act decisively while maintaining party loyalty.
Over all this development, in an expression of the tribe's sovereignty, Wangunk leadership maintained a watchful eye and acted decisively.
He wondered if the church had been reluctant to house bedraggled masses in its immaculately maintained building and was now acting decisively because of the negative publicity.
In his very last work, completed only days before his death, al-Ghazâlî discusses whether God creates "through the mediation" (bi-wâsita) of his creations or not, and maintains that the matter cannot be settled decisively (al-Ghazâlî 1985, 68 69).
His view that the 2014 Scottish vote to maintain the union with England was concluded "decisively" may turn out to be premature.
So the convergent variation on the standard view maintains the core conviction that religious considerations cannot decisively justify state coercion in pluralistic liberal politics.
