In an interview two years ago, Binchy said she preferred to deal with issues which could be argued from either side.
It could be argued from her patchy track record of touring Australia that fans are lucky to have seen her at all.
This is argued from the negligible Donnan emf values obtained when the "anomalous liquid junction" is destroyed by agitation of the sce salt bridge, immersed in the sediment of the Donnan cell.
It has been argued from within the science domain that the management of land, whether at the field, farm or regional scale, can benefit from computer-based systems analysis.
The presence of three main formations can be argued from the Early Neolithic to Antiquity: (1) riparian vegetation, (2) oak woodlands and (3) open vegetation in the form of wooded grasslands.
In reviewing the subject, we have hitherto considered [p389] it, as it has been argued, from the point of view of the Constitution as it stood prior to the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Ultimately, it can be argued from American and Australian experience that counselling saves social costs that would otherwise be picked up by the taxpayer in the form of alcoholism, mental trauma and family breakdown.
"It could be argued from the results of this election that the West, far from being once more isolated and damned, has in fact been driving the Canadian agenda for at least 10 years," Mr. Hannaford wrote.
One of the things that was argued, from the beginning, by Governor Bush's counsel, and accepted by the Florida Supreme Court, was that the protest statute and the contest statute were very separate procedures.
To the Editor: Certainly the pros and cons of privatization of the British Rail network discussed in "Service Slips, Fares Baffle on British Trains" (Correspondent's Report, May 28) can be argued from political and economic standpoints.
