A core objection is that neuroscientific "explanations" of behavior often simply re-state what's already obvious.
The core objection lies not in federalism, but in the idea that an individual mandate infringes individual liberty.
But Mr. Barton and other Republicans returned to a core objection to the law, which they said extends the reach of government too far.
Its core objection is that the bill would heap new responsibilities on the F.D.A. at a time when the agency is struggling to enhance food safety and improve oversight of imported drugs, devices and foods.
Their core objection is that musicians have little choice but to sign contracts early in their careers that give them little bargaining power later, even if they become stars.
The core objection to bundle theories (see, for example, Armstrong (1968), 21 3) is that, because it takes individual mental contents as its elements, such contents should be able to exist alone, as could the individual bricks from a house.
"After all," he wrote, "his core objection is that the government is giving him and his staffers more money than it should.
But the core of his objection was the failure of the settlement to determine guilt or innocence before coming before a judge for an endorsement".The court has not been provided with a proven or admitted facts upon which to exercise even a modest degree of independent judgment," he wrote.
It is Adams's understanding of the Judeo-Christian view of grace that lies at the core of his objection to the Liebnizian view that the most perfect being "cannot fail to act in the most perfect way, and consequently to choose the best".
Which brings me to the core of my objection to Joel Surnow's show, The Kennedys -- namely its travesty of biography, not just history.
