You might say that he or she is a moral absolutist but an epistemological relativist —someone who doesn't think that there is a trump-card that, when played, will bring your interlocutor over to your side, but does think that there are any number of cards (propositions, appeals, examples, etc).
They've reinforced that through their public personae, too: a key part of the Stones' appeal, for example, remains the piratical image of Keith Richards.
But wider appeal, for example through welfare schemes, is needed to win support from the nearly two-thirds who still live in rural areas.What comes next, nationally, is up in the air.
Part of Burlington's appeal, for example, is its 51percentt stake in Nano-Tex, a company in Emeryville, Calif., that has developed a fabric finish that repels water and stains.
Last month, the court of appeal, for example, reached a momentous decision that recent government legal aid rules unlawfully denied victims of intimate partner violence access to public funding in family law cases.
Furthermore, more women are needed on our courts of appeal: for example, the Eighth Circuit only has one female judge--the only woman in history to have been appointed to that court.
An insurer appealed, for example, when Ms. Marquez sought surgery for her injured elbow in 2007.
One set of appeals, for example, stresses patriotism, another missionary work, another the menace of pornography and homosexuality.
The changes, he suggested, could tighten checks on who is granted aid and reduce the workload by imposing tighter rules on how far cases can be appealed, for example.
If one loophole is plugged, human-rights lawyers would strive to find another.The real issue with the law is not its wording, but the generous way in which British courts have interpreted it: plenty of appeals, for example, and a wide definition of persecution.
Some of these have already emerged; these involved the attempt to establish a broad holism of reasons, by appeal to examples.
