Yet, if feminists have no clear, cogent, and unified position on key moral issues, then perspectives less congenial to women may fill the gap.
"He has staying power and can outlast mere human beings in sticking to the cogent points of his position".
Undergraduate training is responsible for promoting a significant increase in the growth and development of moral reasoning in medical students [ 7] and should offer students the tools to analyze ethical issues and to formulate a cogent and well-defended position without, however, dictate a particular substantive outcome [ 11].
Botkin (2001) presents a cogent argument against this position, noting that because all science rests on the validity of data collected, investigators designing a study must provide ample evidence of the validity of second-hand reports if they are relying on such reports as a means of collecting data about familial variables interacting with environmental factors.
It's not in the job descriptions of reporters to make policy, but often they are in an unusually good position to make cogent observations about what they cover.
Henry, who wanted all hands on deck to achieve divorce from Catherine, commissioned Cranmer by then a noted theologian interested in the issues raised by Martin Luther to use Scripture, the words of the Church Fathers, and anything else he could marshal to make a cogent argument for Henry's position.
The scholarly controversy concerns what theory and implicit premises to ascribe to the writer so that the arguments come out as cogent defenses of a reasonable position.
There may be a cogent case against the government's position.
Undoubtedly, however, they include the fact that the Arians were never a united front and the fact that the Athanasians, using Greek philosophy, devised cogent rational arguments to support their position.
