Outside the chamber, SNP Westminster leader Angus Robertson MP said neither Lord Wallace or Lord Forsyth showed "any understanding of the reality that in May the people of Scotland voted for powers for the Scottish Parliament far in advance of those offered in the puny Scotland Bill".
That fissure prevented the 16 countries from "reaching any meaningful understanding" in the special session on Wednesday, said Alden Meyer, who is tracking the talks for the Union of Concerned Scientists.
But the point of mental anomalism is to deny that there can be any such understanding in the case of reasons.
Surgeons have been attempting to cure other seizures with brain surgery since at least the late 19th century, but doctors often removed massive amounts of tissue without having any understanding of where in the brain the seizures were actually originating.
It is a twisted kind of insinuation, delivering the term back into common parlance devoid of any context or understanding in the artistic work.
She accused the NAO report of failing to "show any understanding of the sense in which [social work] is tougher", and added that it did not reflect how Ofsted inspections of children's services had changed.
2 Any understanding of the rural dimension in health needs to be inclusive of Indigenous Australians as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are more likely to live in non-metropolitan areas.
Federal agencies are viewed as bureaucratic and lacking any understanding of realities in the business world.
In Essays on Truth and Reality he takes these ideas further, arguing for 'the identity of truth knowledge and reality' (p. 113) and vehemently rejecting all alternatives, including not solely the copy-theory, but also any understanding of the concept of truth in terms of pragmatic success.
Humes, L. E. Speech understanding in the elderly.
"The key word in any understanding of Winston Churchill is the simple word 'Liberty,' " wrote Eric Seal, Churchill's principal private secretary during the early years of the war.
