She waits until he has asked her opinion multiple times on the same issue, taking that as a cue to its importance, and then she reaches out to subject-matter experts to help her develop a reasoned position.
However, because this was a time of intensifying religious conflict characterized by physical, social, and political upheaval, Halevi also sought to develop a reasoned defense of the Jewish religion, which was then under attack on all fronts.
"Policy-makers and our society now need to do the hard work of developing a reasoned, evidence-based system of using health care resources wisely, and the first step is to engage in an honest and transparent conversation about the values that should guide these decisions, a conversation that is informed by facts not politics," she said.
(Very quickly, this is because McDowell wants to develop an external reasons theory as a view about moral perception, "the acquisition of a way of seeing things" (WME 73).
The nature of our sample allows us to trace back to the adoption point and develop a set of reasons-for-adoption from the analysis of the data.
In the first half of this book, Barbezat and Bush develop a compendium of reasons why we should use these practices, inclusive of the psychological, neuroscience, and emotional regulation benefits.
In particular, further interviews would have been advantageous in developing an understanding of patients' reasons for engaging and not engaging in services.
Taking his cue from Coleridge, the British aesthetician I.A. Richards in Principles of Literary Criticism (1924) developed a closely reasoned theory of the mind's response to rhythm and metre.
For this reason, we develop a method that has all of the essential characteristics for levofloxacin monitoring.
