In treating the doctrinal points of belief, (as in his Sermon upon the Trinity,) Swift systematically refuses to quit the high and pre-eminent ground which the defender of Christianity is entitled to occupy, or to submit to the test of human reason, mysteries which are placed, by their very nature, far beyond our finite capacities.
His estate was now the pre-eminent training ground for Olympic-level wrestlers who competed under the name "Team Foxcatcher".
I'm not a lawyer, so I won't attempt to criticize the DMCA on any sort of technical grounds, but more eminent authorities have concluded that the act and its related laws are admirably well-designed to preserve the status quo.
But Richard Meier, the eminent architect who participated in the ground zero design competition -- and who therefore lost to Mr. Libeskind -- disagreed.
But the decision was a major setback for local residents and business owners who oppose the project, citing environmental grounds and the city's use of eminent domain to take the land from some 250 businesses.
Andrew Gowers, the former Financial Times editor who left to become head of communications for Lehman in London, had a close-up view of a corporate culture that saw professional, knowledgeable risk managers sidelined in the rush to catch a rising market and gain ground on Lehman's pre-eminent rival, Goldman Sachs.
Re "Mayor Seeking Major Changes at Ground Zero" (front page, Oct. 24): If eminent domain can be invoked to build a shopping district in New London, Conn., why can't it be used to remove the commercial leaseholder, Larry A. Silverstein, and develop a rational plan for ground zero? Bob Huff New York, Oct. 24, 2005.
Use eminent domain to gobble up the land!
That centre ground had enabled Germany to emerge pre-eminent in Europe, according to some.
Within its grounds can be found imposing monuments to eminent citizens of the 19th century, dotted among which are smaller simple headstones of public burials, hidden in the undergrowth along country lanes of a bygone era.
The Olmsted Brothers, sons of the eminent landscape designer Frederick Law Olmsted, designed the lodge's surrounding grounds.
