Indeed, without implying any accusation, I would note that there seems to be a rather slippery slope here: a non-critical insistence on selection prior to replication might come suspiciously close to some sort of "animism" (sensu Monod).
At the insistence of Consob, Italy's stockmarket regulator, and in response to critical press articles, IFIL has published more details of the transaction.
SCOT-PEP have been particularly critical of an insistence by Police Scotland that condoms can be used as evidence of criminality, which the council report notes is making sex workers more vulnerable.
"There is something churlish about my friend's insistence upon critical unanimity," Wieseltier writes, "no culture, no literature, ever advanced by niceness".
Sillars, a former ally of the first minister who is re-emerging as a senior voice among traditionalist nationalists after publishing a new leftwing manifesto for independence, In Place of Fear 2, was more critical of Salmond's insistence on a sterling zone.
The dual focus on production and consumption is in-line with critical architectural geography's insistence on exploring the rhetoric of building design as well as the realities of their everyday uses and users.
Ms. Feinstein was also openly critical of Mr. Davis's insistence on labeling the recall as a right-wing conspiracy.
He was especially critical of the Army, with its insistence on maintaining costly mechanized divisions.
This is achieved by continued insistence on standardization of critical elements such as the methods by which parts are held together internally.
The California statute is in accord with a climate of opinion increasingly critical of any religious charity's insistence that employees abide by the organization's religious tenets.
The critical enabling decision was the president's insistence that prisoners in the war on terror be deemed "unlawful combatants" rather than prisoners of war.
