As I've documented on my blog – and as has been reported elsewhere – Cottrell's interest in Reclaim proceeds from a deeper political conviction regarding the dastardly role of Jews in Australian and world politics; views in accord with those of his hero, Adolf Hitler.
Such doubts related to both specific practitioners and a lack of conviction regarding the medical profession or treatment in general.
Cagle has pushed "religious liberty" legislation that would allow faith-based organizations and individuals who cite a religious belief or moral conviction regarding marriage to opt out of serving couples or adhering to anti-discrimination requirements — despite opposition from the current governor and the metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.
We have previously hypothesized that obsessive-compulsive (OC) tendencies are associated with a general lack of subjective conviction regarding internal states, which leads to compensatory seeking of and reliance on more discernible substitutes (proxies) for these states (Lazarov, A., Dar, R., Oded, Y., & Liberman, N. (2010).
Nick has conviction regarding laptops on stage.
Ken Burn's video series entitled The National Parks Americas Best Ideaa, profiled individuals who exhibited extraordinary conviction regarding this notion.
But Cheney expresses his greatest displeasure for Bush's decision not to pardon vice presidential advisor I. Lewis Scooter Libbyby for his conviction regarding his role in the administration's leak of the covert identity of CIA agentValerie Plame.
Subjects' conviction regarding the effectiveness of laser acupuncture or the history of having received acupuncture treatments before did not correlate with the frequency or intensity of sensations reported.
The felt need to posit such an entity follows from Kumārila's convictions regarding the epistemic claim that is made (at least upon the right kind of person) by Vedic injunctions.
In February , 1947 Truman's Secretary of State, George Marshall, visited Princeton University on the occasion of Washington's birthday and declared, "I doubt seriously whether a man can think with full wisdom and with deep convictions regarding some of the basic international issues today who has not at least reviewed in his mind the period of the Peloponnesian War and the Fall of Athens".
