Departing from views that still prevailed among political philosophers of his time, Locke held as the Levelers did that democracy did not require a small political unit, such as a city-state, in which all members of the dēmos could participate in government directly.
That these tests embody different standards to the disadvantage of United Kingdom citizens was accepted by the Blair government during the ratification process, though now it appears that one of those responsible has departed from that view.
Li et al. ((2015)) as well as Xu et al. (2015) departed from the classical view of port nodes to analyze the evolution of a global container shipping network made of large regions.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel has been among those skeptical of Syrian intentions, departing from the view of his predecessors.
"Cities have been perceived as the 'engines' of national economies and there is no reason to depart from that view," said the report, pointing to numerous examples, from the US to Kenya, where urban areas contribute disproportionately to national wealth.
Departing from the view that learner beliefs are mental traits and in keeping with the discursive turn in SLA (Kalaja, 1995, 2003; Young, 2009), I argue that SLA learner beliefs research can be advanced through the use of two constructs – language ideology and positioning – that originate from linguistic anthropology and discursive psychology, respectively.
We depart from this view as we interpret the emphasis on failure in terms of the high degree of uncertainty surrounding environmental matters.
There need to be very convincing reasons to depart from contemporary views, and this reader was not convinced.
Departing from established views of the time, Sandy participated in the early electronic trading forays by Instinet, OptiMark and others, that contributed to the modernization of the securities industry.
