But we also need some sort of international standard about what constitutes a decent election".
You're not sure what constitutes a decent interval between "much revered national asset" and "unfairly undervalued".
Well-run car companies, like Renault, tend to have low profit margins — indeed, 3percentt constitutes a decent showing in the business.
They were not only funny, sharp and provocative, but also sparked a discussion about what constitutes a decent science fiction novel, how awards should be judged, and what one can and can't say about writers.
As he says, guaranteeing everyone a literally equal opportunity would probably require kibbutz-like levels of invasiveness and restrictions on community and family autonomy; but we should be able to arrive at some reasonable sense of what constitutes a decent equality of opportunity, including education.
The question then arises, to what extent must society be organized so that all of its members are able to participate as full members in the activities that constitute a decent life in the society?
Third, the crux of the argument for the conclusion in step 4 is the idea that if everyone acts prudently at the decent minimum economic threshold of welfare to buy some kinds of health care, what they buy, assuming they bear the inclusive social cost of the insurance (including any losses of efficiency), will constitute the decent minimum of care.
According to the hydrophobicity scales below, hydrophobic differences between Pro and Ser residues constitute a decent shift in hydrophobicity.
But, of course, as you suggest, those were different times, TV-wise: different corporate structure in the business, different metrics for what constituted a decent-size audience, and so on.
