And in a series of posts on Town of Greece at SCOTUSblog, some commentators are now proposing that the test be done away with.Steven D. Smith, a law professor at the University of San Diego, notes the enduring flaws of the endorsement test and concludes that it is "unassimilable in the American constitutional tradition".
This complacency testifies to another enduring human flaw - sticking to a project when it has become self-defeating in its effects.
He reserves special affection for Nathalie Baye, who specializes in vulnerable but self-sufficient women enduring the flaws and abuses of men, and who remains a box office draw in France 30 years into her career.
Corruption brings not only total destruction and absence of previously intact built structures, but also enduring ruins or flawed, damaged structures.
It was indeed and remained so for two unflagging weeks and, last night in the Olympic Stadium, the instinct was not to disinter old arguments but to celebrate the enduring capacity of sport, however flawed and filled with doubt at times, to lift up the people, remind them more of what they share than what keeps them apart.
Whatever his contributions to his own country, and whatever the American flaws that also deserve a share of the blame for Afghanistan's enduring challenges, the previous president, Hamid Karzai, had became a major problem in Afghanistan's relationship with the West, becoming far too prickly even when there was sometimes a logic to some of his positions.
Sabathia played a significant role in their troubles, enduring a wobbly start in Game 1 that he chalked up to problems that he corrected (mechanical flaw) or were corrected for him (normal four days between starts).
The strategy has a flaw: The waivers are not permanent, and Obama's education legacy would likely prove more enduring if it too were enshrined in law.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
