Q: In hindsight, is there anything you wish you had done in the past several months that might have led to a more optimistic outlook for RAS? V.F.: We wish we had prepared more seriously and carefully for the legislative connotations of the law, to require formal negotiations and a written account of the results of the negotiations.
Bootlegging carries the connotation that the law being violated deserves disrespect because it frustrates the satisfaction of a human need so basic and peaceful that it ought to be recognized as a right.
Leśniewski's early writings are all papers on topics in the philosophy of logic and language, concerned with such issues as truth, denotation and connotation, the status of the laws of logic, and Russell's Antinomy.
Even the word "leftovers" carries the negative connotation of the unwanted, the uneaten, the scraps.
This connotation of the word 'convention' has led to many misrepresentations of Poincaré's views.
Neither of these words at this time held any evolutionary connotations, and the trees of life were drawn without any knowledge of the laws of inheritance.
The modern connotations of the word "empire" also show how the context of imperialism has changed.
The biological connotations of the term structure are evident in the work of British philosopher Herbert Spencer.
