It thus rises to the challenge of critics both of ACT trials, such as Öst [ 83], who point out the scarcity of well-controlled trials of the therapy across many client groups, and critics of CBTp trials who note variable trial quality [ 13, 15] and the negative correlation between trial quality and strength of outcome [ 13, 84].
Interviews this week on the streets here and in Maracaibo, Venezuela's second largest city, offer a window into the strength of Mr. Chávez's followers and the challenges of his critics.
Moreover, given that he does employ 'foundationalism' as a standard of sufficient evidence for claiming that some propositions expressing religious belief are true, it is not clear that it can directly address the challenges of recent critics — particularly those raised by some 'postmodern' philosophers concerning the epistemology underlying his view.
The challenge to critics of the war is to make the debate about Bush, not about themselves, and to make clear that the president has rebuffed all efforts to pursue a bipartisan path out of Iraq, beginning with his rejection of the core recommendations of the Iraq Study Group, headed by James A. Baker III and Lee Hamilton.
They rose to the challenge of their critics and doubters and took their work deeper, further than before.
With Hannibal Buress is less a title of a new programme on Comedy Central and more of a challenge for critics, writers and befuddled audience members to make really easy jokes.
In light of this plethora of challenges, some critics have been quick to declare the European Union as failed.
The report presents a challenge to critics, mainly the managers of public pension funds, who have argued that such efforts smack of "social investing" and amount to a subsidy of politically attractive projects.
Mr. Parrett will oversee a firm that will have shed its consulting business and that will continue to face an array of critics challenging its independence, its practices and some of its products.
News Corp, publisher of The Sun, the Times newspapers and the Wall Street Journal, joins Microsoft, German publisher Axel Springer and others in a chorus of critics challenging Google's European dominance.
