With this in mind, we have to deliberate the legal meaning of the notions "Planetary", and "Protection".
Empirical strategy deliberates the empirical strategy.
The occasional banality of the conversations is a deliberate challenge, not least to the notion of banality itself.
"It was originally a sports metaphor meaning 'to deliberately fail,' in boxing to 'take a dive.' You dive into a tank of water and verb it into 'to tank".' Somewhere along the way, the notion of "deliberate" disappeared, and now to tank means just "to collapse".
Mr. Johnson rejected the notion that a deliberate attempt to program opinion might be unduly manipulative.
Turning an unorthodox hand to history, Baker passionately assaults the notion that the deliberate targeting of civilians can ever be justified.
It gives rise to the notion of a deliberate strategy to discipline the Russians, in particular Putin.
It would totally destroy the notion of a long, deliberate, clock-eating drive and severely diminish the role of the running back, but is that necessarily a bad thing?
Contrary to the notion that people use deliberate, rational strategies when deciding whom to vote for in major political elections, research indicates that people use shallow decision heuristics, such as impressions of competence made solely from facial appearance when deciding whom to vote for [4].
Contrary to the notion that people use deliberate, rational strategies when deciding whom to vote for in major political elections, research indicates that people use shallow decision heuristics, such as impressions of competence solely from a candidate's facial appearance, when deciding whom to vote for.
In the years since OUTBREAK (1995) was released, the notion of a natural or deliberate superinfection -- smallpox, anthrax, ebola, whatever -- has only become more real.
