Smith, adapting ideas explored in Barrington Levy's recent hit Under Mi Sensi, laid down a set of lyrics professing his love for skinny marijuana cigarettes and his disapproval of the harder drug cocaine.
First, PROFESS 3.0 provides a set of new kinetic energy density functionals (KEDFs) which are designed to model semiconductors or transition metals.
"Some critics profess to work according to a set of immutable esthetic and technical laws," he wrote in The Times on July 6 , 1980
Philosophy for Plato was thus a call to recognize the existence and overwhelming importance of a set of higher realities that ordinary men even those, like the Sophists of the time, who professed to be enlightened entirely ignored.
It is a simple set of goals, consistent with those professed by Republicans over the last 25 years: "lower taxes, less government, more freedom".
As U.S. NGOs we did not challenge the requirement that no funds be used to support legalization of prostitution or sex trafficking, but we strongly opposed the rule compelling us to profess a specific set of beliefs about prostitution and how it should be addressed in the fight against HIV and AIDS.
All the Vedantin schools profess to elucidate the true meaning of a common set of scriptures the Brahma Sutras, the Bhagavad Gita and, preeminently, the Vedas (especially their last part, the Upanishads).
Daniels is suitably disgusting as Valentine, whose seediness exceeds that of Gary Rickey, his bulimic restaurant critic in Holding On. ("I based Gary on Tony Parsons, but AA Gill thought it was him," he suddenly interjects, sounding for all the world like a member of the Islington set he professes to loathe).
This is the style of professed patriots, and it makes for a good show.
Naturally, the fact that the centrists' demands on Obama is in direct conflict with the fact that Obama is already calling for the very set of policies for which the centrists all profess an affection doesn't matter in the least to them.
There is much emphasis on the individual's right to adopt, profess, practise and abandon any set of religious or philosophical beliefs, including atheistic ones.
