The Duma, unhelpful though it is, may yet lack the stomach for a reform-busting showdown and even Communists these days seem to accept, albeit grudgingly, some of the broadest tenets of economic sense.
In challenging the label, CAT and the court became tangled in a debate – at times leaning on the philosophical – about the hopelessly broad tenets that lie at the centre of the law: over what constitutes "state policy" and "political activity", terms which have been applied in damaging trials against NGOs on a case-by-case basis.
Our results are in broad agreement with the tenets of kin selection theory for explaining dispersal [ 45, 81, 82] and the maintenance of cooperative behaviors [ 83- 85].
This generational disconnect also appeared to be the motivator of leading French feminist Elisabeth Badinter's attack on what she sees as feminism's preoccupation with victimization over empowerment in her 2006 book Dead-End Feminism, a broad-ranging assault on several tenets of the modern movement, including the theory surrounding enthusiastic consent and sexual harassment.
Pakistani officials today outlined new regulations that would license the schools, require them to teach a broad curriculum and not just the tenets of militant Islam, and forbid them to engage in arms training.
According to Whitley et al, 'While it [broad consents] offers a pragmatic solution to the current problems faced by biobanks, broad consent arguably fails to meet the tenets of informed consent as provided by the 1964 Helsinki Declaration of the World Medical Association'.
It criticized the prosecution's conduct in the 1992 trial in broad terms, saying it had violated the fundamental tenets of judicial integrity.
During the period in which the New Testament canon solidified, there was as yet no broad consensus about what would later become central tenets of orthodox Christianity.
The assumption that alcohol possesses broad and brilliant therapeutic powers was among the firmest tenets of medical science until well within living memory.
Employing a rich empirical analysis of official documents and statistics the paper offers a broad overview which lends qualified support to the central tenets of Blühdorn's thesis across a compelling timeframe of investigation.
A broad framework for adaptable interventions based on the theoretical tenets of social cognitive theory, with an emphasis on planning for cessation, problem-solving and the involvement of friends and family members is proposed.
