"While no one could have conceived that that kind of catastrophic incident could happen here, there is a military mindset that says you have to be prepared, to recognize you're a potential target and act," said Col. Stephanie Hoehne, the deputy chief of Army public relations.
"At this point it feels desperately uncomfortable getting into that place, conceiving that that might be an option but I suppose pragmatically we get back into a situation where there is a hung parliament I suspect most party members will go 'yeah, OK, very uncomfortable, but we did our level best to try and break the excesses of the Tories".
How did you conceive that approach?
"For every drug-exposed child we can prevent from being conceived, that's millions of dollars that can be used for drug treatment".
Henson stated that her son was conceived that day and was born April 8 , 1977
(For the significance of this difference from Ockham, see Klima 2009: 69–89) Buridan thinks that we always cognize or conceive of something first as singular, but this also means that we first conceive of it as this or that, that is, we conceive of it as something.
But Mr. Bush's budget even now adds up thanks only to creative accounting, and he has made it clear that he cannot conceive of anything that would make him renege on his tax-cutting promises.
McTaggart holds that we can conceive of nothing that is not a material object, a sense-datum, or something spiritual, and since the first two kinds of objects are metaphysically impossible, the hypothesis of idealism is the only conceivable hypothesis left standing.
Instead, women are simply asked how long it took to conceive, a question that is acceptable and that most can answer.
Enron and Tyco executives seem almost unable to see their shareholders -- or to conceive that assets that belonged to them cannot be shunted into private partnerships.
