Does this amount to acknowledging that natural law theory is significantly less concerned than contemporary legal positivist theories to establish the precise boundaries and content of the social-fact sourced (posited, purely positive) law of our community?
"The big bang, which is today posited as the origin of the world, does not contradict the divine act of creation; rather, it requires it," the pope said in an address to a meeting at the pontifical academy of sciences.
The theory of the "efficiency wage", developed with her husband and future Nobel laureate George Akerlof, posited that workers who felt poorly paid were less productive.
Critics of microcredit and cash transfers as a panacea for poverty have posited that not everyone is a potentially successful entrepreneur; access to economic resources, they say, will therefore just benefit those self-employed individuals who are industrious.
New research, though, shows that however hard politicians try, shaping the economy to suit their electoral needs is a tall order.In a paper* published in 1975 William Nordhaus of Yale University posited the existence of a "political business cycle" (PBC).
The theory's vindication would come only with a glimpse of W and Z bosons particles which, it posited, carried the weak force, just as photons carried the electromagnetic one.The rub was that both W and Z are heavy.
But conservationists have posited that commerce and conservation are antithetical.
This way, he posited, capital would become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few.
Mr Alito posited that denying the claim could harm religious professionals who chose to incorporate: if America followed Denmark and banned halal slaughter on animal-rights grounds, those butchers, if they incorporated, could not bring a religious-exercise claim.
They posited that institutions were central to society, not individuals.
He posited that how they swim will depend on each individual's competing tendencies to stick close to the others (and thus move in the same direction as them) while not actually getting too close to any particular other fish.
