In this phase, the aim was to verify whether the procedure had been able to teach the participants the relation between the undefined dictated name and the undefined figure presented in the exclusion trials.
Indeed — and here is Lerman's real point — Zionism has always forced Jews to decide between "the dictates of religion and political ideology" and liberal principles.
The most innovative of the year's new works explored the idea of synthesis, blurring boundaries between the dictates of site and transformative intervention.
Gradually, a judicious balance between the dictates of Sharīʿah and the needs of the time emerged as a distinctive feature of the Turkish rule.
But many companies still believe that, in this respect at least, there is a regrettable tension between the dictates of ethics and the logic of business.
As the brains behind 4Shbab, the world's first Islamic version of MTV, Abu Haiba is the consummate man in the middle — situated between the dictates of Islam and those of the pop-music business.
But since then, much of the furor has died down, and the practice of Islamic law, or Shariah, which had gone on for centuries in the private sphere before becoming enshrined in public law, has settled into a distinctively Nigerian compromise between the dictates of faith and the chaotic realities of modern life in an impoverished, developing nation.
In a letter to the Times Book Review in November, 1971, Nabokov wrote, "I am aware that my former friend is in poor health but in the struggle between the dictates of compassion and those of personal honor the latter wins".
The misfit between the phases dictates their layer arrangement with an interface parallel to film surfaces.
The key charge is that the team used a current car to conduct the test, when article 22 of the sporting regulations, as well as other contracts and agreements between the teams dictate that is not allowed.
