Ibn Taimaya argued that that religious scholars could assume the task of declaring holy war if their rulers failed to.
The theologians had to assume the task of explaining the relation between God, the unaffected and unchanging cause of all things, and the universe.
Now, assume the task of the firm is to select the facility location that maximizes the expected rice seed customers.
Rather, sociology is the science that comes after all the others; and as the final science, it must assume the task of coordinating the development of the whole of knowledge.
Even when pressed by the demands of inner truth, men do not easily assume the task of opposing their government's policy, especially in time of war.
A majority of 30.6% said they prefer an international mechanism under UN supervision to assume this task; the second choice was for a national unity government to assume the task (27.2%) while 23.2% prefer that the government of Hamas assume the task and a minority of 13.7% said they prefer the Palestinian Authority to assume the task of Gaza reconstruction.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said "Even when pressed by the demands of inner truth, men do not easily assume the task of opposing their government's policy, especially in time of war".
The militarization of borders -- not just the U.S.-Mexico border but the Mexico-Guatemala border, as Mexico must assume the task of intercepting migrants before they get close to the United States -- provides juicy contracts to the defense industry and has led to hundreds of migrant deaths and abuses.
As our nation's next commander-in-chief, you will not only inherit the care of 2.4 million active and reserve service members -- as well as their 3 million family members -- you will assume the task of supporting 21 million veterans.
In the "Manifesto for an Economy and Democracy for Children and Adolescents" the group states that: The Notables, as the group is known, also appealed to UNICEF "to assume the task of impelling the dialogue between society and governments, of course involving children and adolescents in each of our countries".
She walked in slowly in her multicoloured dress to the front row desk, to assume the task of school Major – a student who is elected by his or her schoolmates to serve as a link between the teacher and the students.
