Mr. Obama's platform accepts the broad logic of the Ypsilanti study.
The Court therefore assesses whether the nature and broad logic of UNCLOS prevent such review, and whether its relevant provisions are sufficiently clear and unconditional for that purpose.
It follows that the nature and broad logic of UNCLOS prevent the Court from being able to assess the validity of a Community measure in the light of the Convention.
According to prior case law, there are two preliminary conditions in order for the court to perform such judicial review: first, the Community must be bound by the international rules invoked; second, the nature and the broad logic of the international rules invoked must not prevent such review from being carried out, and their content must be sufficiently clear and precise in order to do so.
Developing reliable partner relations: The broad logic behind open innovation is that it is increasingly difficult for a firm to continuously innovate and grow in isolation.
If we follow the broad logic of "if you're responsible for increased traffic to x, then you must seek a permit or otherwise contribute to managing crowds at x", then Google Maps probably wouldn't survive, nor would paper-map companies, such as Road Atlas or Thomas Guide.
"Realism is a methodological orientation, or a broad logic of inquiry that is grounded in the philosophy of science and social science".
(The LP-based theories and K3-based theories are—at least on one (standard-first-order) level simply strengthened logics of the broader FDE logic.
In the broader sense, logic is a science of speech (scientia sermocinalis), dealing with correct expression, including grammar, rhetoric, and dialectic (logic in the strict sense).
Indeed, US assistance to building up the militaries, in both Israel and certain Arab states makes no more than narrow business sense and lacks a broader policy logic, as long as a key ingredient is still missing - a return to active American peace-making in the Israeli-Arab arena.
