In both cases, he believes that by getting tougher he could get the other superpower to change.
Except for unusual cases, he believes, a claimant obtaining a remand will prefer to return to the agency rather than to appeal immediately seeking outright agency reversal-because appeal means further delay, because the chance of obtaining reversal should be small, and because the appeal (if it provokes a government cross-appeal) risks losing all.
In other cases, he believes the sticker impersonations would be considered "parody," and therefore be protected.
In any case, he believed his election was providential: God wanted a Polish pope.
In any case, he believed that, once the United States accepted Stalin as an ally, it lost the moral authority to condemn Nazism.
Joseph Murtha, Mrs. Tripp's lawyer, said that while he had hoped Judge Leasure would have dismissed the case, he believed her ruling "significantly hobbled the state's ability to prosecute".
Besides protesting that he could not recall that far back, Mr. Greenberg said that in any case he believed Capco would be vetted by lawyers and accountants.
Though Mr. Peterson was more of a brother than an uncle to his nephew, in this case he believed that age made a difference.
The friend retorted quite seriously that while that may be the case, he believed women were still "having their cake and eating it too".
Despite his degree, Mr. Stern didn't want to practice law, and in any case he believed that Wall Street and Park Avenue firms would not be interested in him because he was a Jew, though a largely secular one.
