E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Candidates shall address each other in terms of mutual respect ("Mr. President," "Senator," etc).. Use of endearing modifiers ("my distinguished opponent," "the honorable gentleman," "Pookie," "Diddums," etc). is permitted.
Candidates shall address each other in terms of mutual respect ("Mr. President," "Senator," etc).. Use of endearing modifiers ("my distinguished opponent," "the honorable gentleman," "Pookie," "Diddums," etc). is permitted.
Whereas their opponents distinguished creating from timeless "begetting", some of these subordinationists took the above passage to teach that the Son of God was created prior to the creation of the cosmos.
Responding to a question about open space and private property rights, Mr. Sabrin distinguished himself from his opponents -- and, according to most public opinion polls, from the majority of New Jersey voters -- by saying he was in favor of suburban sprawl.
What actually distinguished Rouhani from his opponents, and arguably the reason why he won, was his promise to uphold the human rights of the Iranian people.
On the side of the opponents, only those who voted "absolutely against" can be distinguished clearly, in opposition to the direction of pro-environmental values and that of strong regulations.
Democracies die when they can no longer distinguish between honest opponents of another ideological kind and toxic enemies who come from far outside all normal values.
Democratic candidates will be tempted by electoral self-interest to come out for legalisation in order to distinguish themselves from opponents, since 65% of Democratic voters in the Pew poll support it.
We also tested whether it is possible to engineer false identifications and for animals to distinguish between twin opponents.
These voters did not mention the one issue on which the Democrat clearly distinguished himself from his Republican opponent, though not loudly: Iraq war strategy.
