Of course, just how we come by the meaning of whatever primitive concepts their theories do endorse, is a question they would seriously have to confront, cf. Fodor (1990b , 1998.
Patients suggested removing only one question: 'How can you make sure that I have died?', but endorsed a similar question for carers 'How do I know when he/she has died?' and the other end-of-life questions, even if they themselves did not want to ask such questions in the current consultation.
He had played counsel on the endorse or not endorse question for a lot of folks within the team, outside the team, donors and activists and friends and conservative movement types and he's a very patient listener and he receives good feedback but it was never part of the consideration to endorse.
Difficulty urinating was a question endorsed as among the top five priority symptoms by 50% of urologists and 40% of radiation oncologists in this sample but only 11% of medical oncologists.
But Keith L.T. Wright, an assemblyman and the leader of the Manhattan Democratic Party, which endorsed Mr. Stringer, responded to a question about whether he would campaign for Mr. Stringer by saying, "Sure".
"Any decision on something as fundamental as electoral reform must not be the subject of an executive decision endorsed by parliament but rather a question for the British people in a referendum.
A second strategy is to expand the number of issues, and make it not simply a question of who you endorse for the presidency, but how one relates to them.
"I have a question for you... Tom Waits endorsing your music, which he never does for anyone, must be a blessing and a curse.
Earlier on Monday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who in 2010 endorsed Mr. Rangel although ethics questions had been raised about him, said in response to a question that he had not yet decided whether he would endorse a candidate in the race this year.
The first was a question prompt sheet provided before the consultation, which was endorsed and worked through by the clinician.
