The red and yellow regions display the regions where the crimes are committed frequently.
The three criteria of a cogent argument, individually necessary and jointly sufficient, lead to a conception of fallacy as "any argument that violates one of the criteria of good argument … and is committed frequently in argumentative discourse" (1993, 317 18).
When one eats it amidst a denizen of rabidly committed, frequently vitriolic, and unapologetically devoted Hillary Clinton supporters.
"NO FELONY is committed more frequently in this country than the genre of perjury and false statements," Alan Dershowitz, a professor at Harvard Law School, told Congress in 1998.
Interviews with 28 parents and 15 current and former students, confirmed that bullying at the high school was sadistic in nature, frequently committed, and often went unpunished because teachers feared losing their jobs.
It is further observed that developer behavior in ostensibly continuously integrating cases does not necessarily match expectations, and that frequent integration of the product itself does not automatically imply that each individual developer commits frequently.
The president has frequently committed himself to a bipartisan approach in government, and now is the time to honor that pledge.
There are those, I'm sure, who would say that Mr. Boorman's abiding interest in folly derives from his having committed it so frequently himself.
Detective Sgt. Joann K. Peterson, who has worked in the New Haven Police Department's Bias Crimes Unit for five years, said that hate crimes were more frequently committed by young people aged 14 to 21, either in loosely organized groups or as individuals.
Anglers with high pro-ecological and low traditional management beliefs, negative stocking and positive HM attitudes, satisfied with the previous angling year, less catch orientated, successful (catch) and committed, fishing most frequently in natural water bodies, and living in more rural areas exhibited the preference to fund HM as opposed to stocking.
