Goodell's writing, so fiery and committed through the narrative parts of "Big Coal," turns oddly tentative when it comes time to endorse solutions.
America is indeed providing such leadership but on the basis of a democratic consensus that represents about 5% of the world's population.America's refusal to endorse solutions to global problems that may limit its power from the Kyoto Protocol to the International Criminal Court is an obvious instance of an unwillingness to subordinate its national interests to a common consensus.
Many prominent rabbis have been accused of moral callousness, even misogyny, for not endorsing solutions that could provide broad relief for women trapped in unwanted marriages.
It tends to reinforce our tendency to endorse solutions that inflict suffering on strangers to protect our nearest and dearest from less significant suffering ([ 34]: 2).
He credited Pamela J. Loeffelman, formerly in his firm (now at Perkins Eastman), with having persuaded him to try, and Packer with having endorsed the solution.
Pavin acknowledged that he may have some additional headaches, but he nonetheless endorsed the solution as the best available and one that he was glad he did not have to create.
Although it endorsed no solutions, it did discuss possible policy changes, like regulating or reducing food advertising aimed at children.
He did not endorse the solution of Catholics leaving the church, of course.
But since 3.24 is assumed to be false only in the context of a reductio, it is something that Wittgenstein can consistently endorse (This solution to the apparent difficulty for the present reconstruction is owed, in its essentials, to David Pears (see Pears 1987, 78).
Personally, I endorse this solution wholeheartedly.
Would it be reasonable for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to refuse to endorse this solution because they thought that it was car manufacturers', not drivers', responsibility to make cars safer?
