Most preach absolute subservience to a legitimate leader, deemed to be the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, whose forces Hamas kicked out of Gaza in June 2007.
Second, the argument is ad hominem against Descartes, in which context a disjunctive syllogism — motion is either proper or ordinary or relative to absolute space — is argumentatively legitimate.
As to the claim that the sessions were monitored by medical professionals, including physicians and psychologists, this appears to have been true; but the professional associations of both groups have reaffirmed their absolute rejection of any legitimate involvement of medical professionals in these practices.
Locke singles out Filmer's contention that men are not "naturally free" as the key issue, for that is the "ground" or premise on which Filmer erects his argument for the claim that all "legitimate" government is "absolute monarchy".
"Sultans," or kings, of the Ottoman Empire were absolute rulers, their power made legitimate by theology.
Dennie was invoking Aristotle's argument that "an absolute democracy is not to be reckoned among the legitimate forms of government.
"We continue to strongly maintain the good faith of Don Nunzio Scarano and his absolute certainty that the money came from legitimate donations," he told Associated Press.
That said, religious freedom isn't absolute and it should be limited proportionally in response to legitimate security concerns.
The Court also determined, however, that this right is not absolute and it must be balanced against the state's legitimate interest in protecting both the health of the pregnant woman and the developing human life.
It's not an absolute right: the state can justify interferences if they serve a legitimate purpose and are proportionate.
