Mr. O'Hanlon, of Brookings, said of Mr. Kerry's record, "On balance I would say that voting for 16 of 19 authorization bills is a pretty good defense against the charges that Bush is leveling, but he might be in a stronger position if at some point he'd laid out, in forward-looking terms, what he was for rather than what he was against".
If science is viewed as a knowledge-seeking activity, it is natural to define real progress in forward-looking terms: the cognitive aim of science is to know something that is still unknown, and our real progress depends on our distance from this destination.
She framed her criticisms of Obama in positive and forward-looking terms, in stark contrast to much of the toxic rhetoric that has been directed by leading conservatives against the president in recent months.
By turning to the domestic agenda, Mr. Bush sought to cast himself in positive, forward-looking terms even as he invoked the possibility of more terrorist attacks in his assault on Mr. Kerry's positions.
McMorris Rodgers framed her criticisms of Obama in positive and forward-looking terms, in stark contrast to much of the toxic rhetoric that has been directed by leading conservatives against the president in recent months.
As healthcare reform sweeps across the nation, there continues to be a huge opportunity to start a forward-looking, long-term conversation -- and relationship -- with this group.
KING: I think that's very important for the American people to understand, that this is — this is very much a forward-looking investigation in terms of how do we understand what they did and how do we prevent it.
At the same time, we must also shed the habit of a short-term and reactive approach to policymaking, replacing it with a forward-looking, proactive and long-term mindset.
This paper returns smart manufacturing (SM) as a term of "practice" to its roots, revisiting it as a forward looking term about next-generation operations technology (OT) and information technology (IT) integration based on the manufacturing objectives that originally defined it.
Rather, he said, it is a "forward-looking" exercise that anticipates the long-term expansion of the industry.
The titles of the two most recent books about Jews in Germany since 1945 (both of which were published last September) suggest that Germany cannot be the long-term home of a forward-looking Jewish community.
