Heyward claims he had a deposition taken by his attorney in which officer George contradicts reasons cited by Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes currently up for reelection and the subject of a new reality show on CBS—for closing the case.
He adopted as one basic principle that biblical interpretation must not contradict reason.
Baby Boomers with a spiritual inclination were open to teachings that offered what conventional religions did not: methods of inner transformation and transcendence, and a metaphysic that did not contradict reason, history, science or their own experience.
Many (sometimes contradicting) reasons have been hypothesized to explain the sex difference, such as gender-differentiated feeding practices [ 12, 13].
One line of argument holds that the object theory "contains in itself obvious absurdities and thus contradicts sound reason" (Tractatus 6.2.2).
Gerd, birth, Down syndrome after amnio There is an undertone to the comments from the people who "visited" that giving birth to a child with Down syndrome contradicts normal reason.
Signing Johnson, a first baseman, and making him the regular D.H. would contradict one reason for letting Hideki Matsui sign with the Los Angeles Angels this week.
Some people may contradict this reason; so long as you think your reason is valid, that's the most important thing.
His doctrine of the universality of reasons directly contradicts holism about reasons yet plays an essential role in his account of what he calls the 'general form' of a reason which in turn plays an essential role in his version of the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction.
Liberals in general tend to be critical of Israel's occupation policy for a very simple reason: It contradicts their value of universal human rights.
This seems to fly in the face of reason and contradict all the government rhetoric".
