Moral naturalists can contend, indeed, that most people on seeing a U.S. dollar bill would arrive correctly and reliably at the conclusion that it is one.
It's a concrete accomplishment for the government and he contends that it does indeed help Jalousie residents.
Indeed, Japan contends that there is no need for negotiations over the sovereignty of the uninhabited islands because the islands belong to Japan.
Ms. Sardone contends that there is indeed something wrong with the air, and the small office's squabble over her mask became big news today when reported by The Star-Ledger and The Associated Press.
When Mr. Bush, in his State of the Union address, contends that Iraq had indeed gone shopping for nuclear material in Africa, Joe tries to set the record straight and then publishes an Op-Ed article in The New York Times to make his case.
Indeed, he contends, it makes a fine long-term investment.
Any moral facts are indeed, he contends, irrelevant to explaining our observing, responding and judging as we do.
Indeed, Levinson contends that all US constitutional interpretation is necessarily creative, due to radical and pervasive linguistic indeterminacy in the law.
If they are fictions that reflect the multifaceted aspects of a human maker rather than any kind of god, Stevens contends that poetry is, indeed, "the supreme fiction".
Former Reagan White House Social Secretary Gahl Burt contends that there are indeed "unwritten rules of decorum" in the capital, and frets that books like Leibovich's have contributed to "a breakdown in loyalty and privacy".
For the reasons laid out in the preceding paragraphs, the proponent of EBM contends that RCTs are indeed more reliable than the alternatives.
