In the long run-up to the movie's release last week, Paramount Pictures unrolled a carefully orchestrated publicity campaign designed to bolster that perception, cultivating an air of importance and landing its director and stars on the cover of Time magazine.
This, however, in addition to failing to recognize that Rawls's "original position" thought experiment is a heuristic device designed to bolster philosophical imagination and not an alternative to inclusive public deliberation between flesh and blood citizens (Maclure & Weinstock, in press), is insufficient for challenging the distinctiveness of interculturalism.
She added: "So it would seem that planting the third incendiary device was perhaps a move designed to bolster Lambert's credibility and reinforce the impression of a genuine and dedicated activist".
Results suggest that MORE, as an integrative therapy designed to bolster self-regulatory capacity, may hold promise as a treatment for intersecting clinical conditions.
Before the Republican convention, his aides had said the issue speeches were largely designed to bolster impressions of Mr. Bush as a strong leader.
The F.B.I. has also begun a reorganization designed to bolster its analytical ability and to break down attitudes at the bureau that kept it oriented toward the prosecution of criminal cases rather than the early detection of terrorist plots.
The government will announce that 177 groups of GPs have banded together as shadow consortiums – covering two-thirds of England's population – in a step designed to bolster support for the bill.
A series of video clips designed to bolster his profile, including one of Mr Neves riding a motorbike along Brazil's coast, will hit YouTube this month.To have greatest effect, however, the candidates must also do well in the battle of television, watched by 65% of Brazilians every day of their lives.
So how could that be prevented?After the last real war scare, in 1990, India and Pakistan, under pressure from the United States and others, agreed to a series of measures designed to bolster stability and avoid misunderstandings, including advance notice of military exercises, a hot-line between military commanders and an agreement not to attack each other's nuclear facilities.
But this is an operation designed to bolster deterrence.
