"She's shown that she is willing to ignore constitutional protections or statutory protections in order to uphold government actions of which she approves, like campaign finance laws and like the use of racial preferences," he said.
The markets can be perfectly tolerant of an occasional large loss, so long as it seems to be one-off and can be explained satisfactorily, for example as the costs associated with doing things of which the market approves, like reducing employee numbers dramatically.
Asking, believing, presuming, claiming, taking pleasure in, approving, liking and its opposite, wishing, desiring, and willing are such modifications of the psychic attitude" (Dilthey 2002, 43).
Regulators in the United States could require AT&T to make some concessions for the T-Mobile deal to be approved, like giving up wireless spectrum in some cities.
The most obvious is that social networks are simply tools: when used for activities of which we approve – like riot clean-up, or the Arab spring – their power seems unambiguously positive.
The Fire Department, for instance, was inundated with requests to use its initials and insignias; some were approved, like Kmart's manufacture and sale of 50,000 hats bearing the department's logo.
It's important to note that this doesn't mean applications need to pre-approved like they are on the iPhone.
Kaufman: Yeah, no, I think that, I think because basically they've been getting people approved, like, a lot of that should be done by the SEC and also the commodities future trading.
Wear things your parents won't approve of like clothing that doesn't fit you right, has inappropriate slogans on it, or is dirty and ripped.
Their use in combination with already approved treatments (like antibiotics) will be most likely the best form of application.
"We're not Neanderthals," says George Young, general manager of the New York Giants and a member of the key NFL committee that approves things like the helmet intercoms and the like.
