This separation of reason and faith undermined the position of Scholastic philosophy generally, because much of it represented an attempt to bolster articles of faith by speculative reasoning.
Though Mr. Kelley had the diary, his editors had pressed him, before printing his article, to try to locate the girl who was its apparent author, in part so her full name could be used to bolster the article's credibility.
Almost immediately The Lancet ran a counter article bolstering the conventional view that homeopathy isn't effective.
The Legislature, however, could have used findings from a Code of Judicial Conduct investigation as supporting evidence to bolster the articles of impeachment.
Bolstered by articles in such journals as Archives of Environmental Health and the Scientific World Journal, plaintiff experts can mount an expensive fight against defense lawyers who are trying to get them dismissed.
He has lost Ukraine as an ally and a potential partner in the Eurasian union, while NATO is reasserting its military posture and bolstering its defences (see article).
President Suharto continued to mull over a controversial plan to set up a currency board to bolster the rupiah.See article: The tiger club that no longer worksAmid signs of blossoming friendship between two old adversaries, Japan is to lend Russia $1.5 billion over the next two years for housing.
The publication of Mr. Hu's essay and other articles in Seeking Truth about bolstering China's cultural power signaled that this would be a central initiative in 2012, which is a transition year for the Chinese leadership.
Regarding the article "U.S. bolsters Ukraine's NATO bid' (July 22): How on earth can Vice President Joseph Biden say that America still stands with Georgia and would back Ukraine's entry into NATO when not long ago he talked about "resetting" the U.S.-Russia relationship?
Even though the stem cells were only part of the treatment, Senator Sam Brownback (R-KA) and others cited the JAMA article to bolster opposition to S. 5.
Countries like Italy (see article) have made welcome efforts at reform; the QE programme is useful in bolstering inflation expectations.
