At the same time, the now constant Union presence brought greenbacks to the region, which purchased the fealty of many Kentucky mountaineers.
Hume construes necessity to mean the same as causal connection (or rather, intelligible causal connection), as he himself analyzes this notion in his own theory of causation: either the "constant union and conjunction of like objects," or that together with "the inference of the mind from the one to the other" (ibid).
"It's been a constant drumbeat: 'Leave the union.
Keeping her boys aware and informed about racism is a constant challenge for Gabrielle Union.
The transition from same-sex friendship to heterosexual union is a constant in Shakespearean comedy.
True, in baseball, which has had eight work-stoppages since 1972, the issue of players' salaries has been a constant irritant between the players' union, the team owners and the fans.
Eurograndees dream that, if Britain would only shift aside rather than acting as a constant brake on integration, federal union might come sooner.At the risk of being difficult, Charlemagne offers this thought: the accusations of bad faith are justified, and admitting this would be healthy; but it is unhealthy nonsense to think that anybody would gain from a semi-detached Britain.
Though I had many disagreements with the policies of its government, America was also, for me, an idea, a constant struggle toward a more perfect union.
— For the last two decades, the United Automobile Workers union has been a constant but largely neutralized presence in this rolling patch of central Kentucky horse country.
NNU has been perhaps the most vociferous backer of Sanders, with the union's nurses a constant presence at the self-described democratic socialist's rallies.
