In an 1891 encyclical, states Grim, "Pope Leo XIII strongly affirmed 'the condition of the workers' in which their labor had become a mere commodity in an economic milieu that gave primacy to a free market and unregulated exploitation of workers".
He helped his brother Laz condition Affirmed, the 1978 Triple Crown winner, and Bold Forbes, the 1976 Kentucky Derby champion and Belmont Stakes winner.
Hence, we need to face the question as to why we are justified in affirming the unconditioned condition of practical but not theoretical reason.
The existence of both C100 and C109 ribotypes in the homogeneous condition affirms their status as diagnostic of separate Symbiodinium sub-clades (i.e. neither sequence represents a degenerating pseudo-gene).
He described a woman suffering from the condition as affirming "she has no brain, no nerves, no chest, no stomach, no intestines… only skin and bones of a decomposing body".
The Court held that a life sentence was inappropriate due to the defendant's psychiatric condition, and affirmed the nine-year jail term imposed by the High Court.
The effects were affirmed also in the condition of deprivation of amino acids (Supplementary Figures 6a c).
But he affirms that those conditions are compatible with endless progress and that the human mind can assign no fixed limits to its own advancement in knowledge and virtue or even to the prolongation of bodily life.
White successfully secured their release upon the condition that they affirm that "they would henceforth live by their creed and be at peace with all men".
This is to say, participants were more likely to affirm questionnaire items under the synchronous condition than under the asynchronous condition, and ownership items were more strongly affirmed than disownership items.
The bill would create a system for registering patients whose doctors had affirmed that they had a condition that might be alleviated by marijuana, and it would have the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency provide them with confiscated supplies.
