Sentence examples for defended scholastic from inspiring English sources
He also successfully represented Pia Pera, author of "Lo's Diary," in a suit brought by the Estate of Vladimir Nabokov to block publication of her novel and, through his former law firm, defended Scholastic Books, the publisher of the "Harry Potter" series, and NBA and Major League Baseball players seeking arbitration of their contracts.
While the concept and definition of 'real essence' is original with Locke, at least a generation before him there were Englishmen who defended non-Scholastic taxonomical theories that employed material structures, either atomic or corpuscularian structures, to play both roles (a) and (b), and therefore serve as the essences of physical substances.
Executives of Scholastic Inc. defended their choice.
Rival claims were often defended by highly reputable academics in scholastic debates.
What is noteworthy about Cuomo's progressivism, and what will insure his place in the history books, is the moral urgency and scholastic intensity with which he defended and articulated it.
Another Spanish philosopher-theologian of the late scholastic period who wrote about political questions was Francisco Suárez (1548 1619).[108] In his De legibus (1612) he defended a version of Thomas Aquinas's philosophy of law.
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"Scholastic will continue to vigorously defend any such frivolous claims challenging the originality of Harry Potter," it said in a statement, "and the brilliant imagination of its author, J.K. Rowling".
This approach certainly risks degenerating into scholastic discussions of farfetched technological futures, defending spectacular positions or providing the technology proponents with the answers they seek.
A coin toss at the beginning of the game determines who will put the ball in play with a place kick from the 30-, 35-, or 40-yard line (at the intercollegiate, professional, and scholastic levels, respectively) and which goal each team will defend.
