But to others, especially those who believe fervently in the primacy of New York's system of cooperative housing, the proposed legislation would impinge on home rule and usurp the time-honored right of New Yorkers to determine the rules by which people should live, building by building, co-op board by co-op board.
To union activists, what's especially galling is how fervently businesses embrace arbitration when it allows them to avoid being held accountable for negligence towards employees or the defrauding of consumers.
He rails fervently against injustice, especially the abuse of privilege by the elite.
Clinton came to believe fervently in the peace process, especially after Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was killed in 1995 by a right-wing Jewish fanatic.
Nordics fervently believe in liberal values, especially sexual equality and freedom of speech, but many of the immigrants come from countries where men and women are segregated and criticising the prophet Muhammad is a serious offence.
But nothing has engaged his attention more fervently than doomsdays real or threatening, especially the Holocaust and nuclear war.
One may attempt to eulogize Timoney as a "good cop," but there is no question he was fervently opposed to free speech, most especially when used in the struggle for social change.
In its second half the book shifts to an extended argument for new approaches to confronting disease and extreme poverty in the developing countries, and especially for far more generous aid.Aid can work, the book argues fervently, but you have to think big.
Especially as an outlaw of the woods, I longed for a dog, as fervently as Ben does in Phillipa Pearce's heartbreaker, A Dog So Small.
George W. Bush has a lock on most anti-abortion voters, and Al Gore on most fervently abortion-rights ones, and so far neither candidate has appeared especially eager to advertise his stance to an electorate where most undecided voters may view abortion from the murky middle.
