To be clear, the concept does not mean unanimity or simple majority12.
"It's so clear the concept of this magazine is playing right to so much of America," he added.
In the negotiations, it was clear the concept of prior appropriation, codified in Arizona v. California, was an unmovable reality.
One thing is clear: the concept "Kevin Pietersen" is the black hole of English cricket, from whose event horizon there is no escape.
Increasingly, however as the limitations of external surveillance systems have become clear the concept of internal or self-evaluation has grown in importance.
The consequences are clear, the concept and reasoning behind black history has shifted so that black in Britain means anyone that experiences oppression, including the Irish, Greeks, Turks, Kurds, Arabs.
As the discussion that follows makes clear, the concept of a textual commitment to acoordinate political department is not completely separate from the concept of a lack of judicially discoverable and manageable standards for resolving it; the lack of judicially manageable standards may strengthen the conclusion that there is a textually demonstrable commitment to a coordinate branch.
As the discussion that follows makes clear, the concept of a textual commitment to a coordinate political department is not completely separate from the concept of a lack of judicially discoverable and manageable standards for resolving it; the lack of judicially manageable standards may strengthen the conclusion that there is a textually demonstrable commitment to a coordinate branch.
In order to make clear the concept of r-prox-regular sets, we state the following concrete example.
The word disease appears in quotation marks above because, as the book makes eminently clear, the concept and case definition of cholera are defined differently in different contexts.
I tell a story to make the concept clear to them.
