(G II 97/AG 86) In the period of the Discourse on Metaphysics and Correspondence with Arnauld, Leibniz appeals to certain Scholastic notions, chief among them, the notion of a substantial form.
Speaking at a news conference, the central bank chief dismissed the notion of reversing last August's decision to raise short-term interest rates from zero to 0.25percentt.
The chief reason: The notion that there could be such a thing as a hostile merger has caught hold there in the past year, and so far very few defenses have been put into place.
The chief reason: The notion that there could be such a thing as a hostile merger has caught hold there only in the past year, and so far very few defenses have been put into place.
That required division leaders to give up control of sourcing, manufacturing and even design of some products".It may not sound radical,"says Zeitler, the server chief, "but the notion of putting in this new group and having decisions made on your behalf by someone else was a bit of a leap, organizationally".
Scudamore's plan would have had each team play a competitive league match somewhere else in the world, with the Premier League chiefs advocating the notion that the extra game would be taking the teams to their global audience, much as the N.F.L. does in scheduling a regular season game in London every year.
In holding that dozens of federal laws providing for such "fee-shifting" do not apply in the absence of an actual courtroom victory or court-approved settlement, the opinion by Chief Justice William Rehnquist rejected the notion that plaintiffs are entitled to fees if their litigation served as a "catalyst" for a change in policy.
Dr. Pate, the St . Lukes chief executive, disputed the notion that physicians employed by St. Luke's were prohibited from referring patients to outside dochief.
Richard P. Smith, the D.F.A.'s current president and chief executive, disputed the notion that the pact between Dean and the D.F.A. was a conspiracy that suppressed prices for farmers.
"Democracies are not compatible with the notion of chief clergy," said Uri Regev, a Reform rabbi who runs Hiddush, a group that recently rated the world's countries based on freedom to marry.
As Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation hearings kick off today, conservatives and liberals continue to fight over the role of a judge — and, of late, Republicans have pointed to a notion that Chief Justice John Roberts brought up in his confirmation hearing four years ago: the Supreme Court Justice as nothing more than an impartial umpire, calling balls and strikes as he sees them.
