A spokesman for Mr. Marin said Cogent's action was not justified.
In an apparent attempt to compensate for the lack of cogent stage action, dancers periodically offer diversion in the form of stylized fighting.
Having declared, through her lawyers, that she would be seeking to sue the Mail and the London Evening Standard (and possibly the Sun later) over their allegations, can Mills McCartney counter their coverage with a cogent cause of action?
Other former ministers usually associated with Labour's Blairite wing – Liam Byrne, Ivan Lewis – made equally cogent cases against action, prefacing their remarks with denunciations of Isis before querying the viability of a government plan that appeared long on moral purpose but short on strategic clarity.
QUESTION FROM MATTFLYNN: A clear distinction is made in your piece between Yitzhak Rabin's assassin, who was fully cogent of his actions, and Jared Loughner — whose mind is obviously troubled.
Rob Greig, chief executive of the National Development Team for Inclusion: "This is the most cogent set of actions in response to the issues behind the Winterbourne View abuse since it took place over four years ago.
A cogent defense of his action — and one that shows a well-considered sense of justice.
Under Nancy Meckler's direction, Helen Edmundson's vivid adaptation for Shared Experience goes right to the heart of the work, capturing its fervid, glowering atmosphere: Niki Turner's cogent design sets the action within prison bars.
He no longer deems it necessary to offer the West a cogent justification for his actions.
And in terms of your altered behaviour when you're on them, the high is so fleeting that you remain largely in a cogent state and aware of your actions.
Unlike these drugs, poppers are extremely unlikely to cause death unless you have an existent heart condition, for example, and in terms of your altered behavior when you're on them, the high is so fleeting that you remain largely in a cogent state and aware of your actions.
