And yet, as Islam is frequently practiced, reason is deplored as something that should defer in every instance not simply to the Koran but to the political authoritarians who reserve to themselves the sole right to interpret it.
His duties as playwright and player are deplored as "public means" in Sonnet 111, a lament at Fortune, the "guilty goddess" who did not "better for my life provide / Than public means which public manners breeds" so that "my nature is subdued / To what it works in, like the dyer's hand".
The picture was deplored as reactionary by de Kooning's former critical appreciator Clement Greenberg, in the fifties; shunned as too hot by the cool cohorts of Pop art and minimalism, in the sixties; and subsequently lambasted as vilely macho by feminists.
His duties as playwright and player are deplored as "public means" in Sonnet 111, a lament at Fortune, the "guilty goddess" who did not "better for my life provide / Than public means which public manners breeds" so that "my nature is subdued / To what it works in, like the dyer's hand".Dirty work, in other words, though lucrative.
His vision is a version of Attlee's England: he speaks up for what is deplored as the "nanny state" (by those who were themselves looked after by nannies), believing that people are freed by not having to think about having to pay for doctors or education.
Only the most egregious perpetrators get broad attention, and they are deplored as fringe individuals who are not representative of their overwhelmingly nonviolent communities.
In addition, an unequal treatment of patients depending on their individual health insurance is deplored as illustrated by the quotation below.
[ 25] The inadequate supply and poor retention of skilled health professionals is deplored as the single most serious obstacle for implementing the national treatment plan in sub-Saharan Africa [ 26].
This change, however, is not to be deplored, but welcomed as highly beneficial".
First of all, states that do embark on large scale military investment quickly assume strategic command of core sectors of the economy, allowing for a degree of planning and co-ordination, a level of state capacity that might otherwise be deplored by business as "socialism".
