In a series of D.L.C. memos with titles like "The Decisive Center," Penn has preached that while Republicans can win by appealing only to conservatives, Democrats must appeal to centrists as well as liberals.
Mr. Cheney has built a cohesive group of foreign policy experts, a group that may become a decisive power center.
It is difficult to review because, as Walter Benjamin once said of El Greco, "the gesture remains the decisive thing, the center of the event," and the gesture "tears open the sky behind" it.' To review Fish feels ungenerous because it requires indifference to the undeniable power of his gesture and demands instead attention to the details of his argument.
Underlining in pencil the throughout the volume centers around decisive moments and noteworthy passages – "instructive virtues" that Miller hoped to impart.
This series was also called Pro Musica, and it, too, had a decisive personality at the center.
If the Sixers win Friday in the energized First Union Center, the decisive Game 7 will be Sunday in Indianapolis.
The IJN still considered the First Air Fleet an integral component in the Combined Fleet's Kantai Kessen or "decisive battle" task force centered on battleships.
According to the plan, the French troops would attack and recapture the Pratzen Heights, then from the Heights they would launch a decisive assault to the center of the Allied army, cripple them, and encircle them from the rear.
But he delivered the decisive vote for a hiring center for immigrant day laborers over vehement opposition.
The updated research on the application of Ti-complexes for hydroamination catalysis evidenced that chelating ligands attached to the metal center play a decisive role to control the regio-selectivity (Fig. 22) [106].
"She's incomparable, irreplaceable, and indispensable," says Miller, who was a key figure in one of the center's most decisive victories, a 2005 court case that blunted an attack on evolution by the Dover, Pennsylvania, school district.
