A few days ago, Stephen Colbert had a bit of fun with some comments Bill O'Reilly made about inequality in America specifically, the notion that the government caring about inequality in America is a destructive concept.
Governor Jindal's remarks also sanction government intervention and discrimination if immigrants celebrate their culture, ethnicity or faith in a manner that is deemed to be "destructive or separate", concepts that are broad and vague.
The implementation of this theory would eliminate all the random, haphazard nature of theatre, which Craig saw as destructive to any concept of the theatre as art.
It called the monsignor's action "divisive, polarizing and destructive to our concept of community" and said it would embarrass non-Catholic children or children of divorce.
The judge's conduct, the committee said in its report, "was so manifestly and profoundly destructive of the concept of the impartiality, integrity and independence of the judicial role that public confidence is sufficiently undermined to render the judge incapable of executing the judicial office".
Ganley wrote that Camp's conduct "was so manifestly and profoundly destructive of the concept of impartiality, integrity and independence of the judicial role that public confidence has been sufficiently undermined to render Justice Camp incapable of executing his judicial office".
Townshend would eventually tower over rock music, which he helped to create, successful in no small part because he smashed his instrument in an act of "auto-destructive art," a concept championed by his former teacher, Gustav Metzger.
Any concept carried to excess is destructive, and securitization, particularly securitization of risk as in credit default swaps, brought us to our knees.
This single time point definition of remission may sound contradictory to the concept of RA being a progressive and destructive disease, and disease activity over time being the most robust predictor of such progression.
The document warns of the "destructive and unlawful use of 'soft power' and human rights concepts" by other countries to put "political pressure on sovereign regimes" and interfere "in internal affairs".
Historically, the concept of revolution was seen as a very destructive force, from ancient Greece to the European Middle Ages.
