After being notified that one of their trainees had made the appearance, a spokesperson for Clifford Chance said: "The comments made are inappropriate and they are at odds with our principles and the professional standards we espouse as a firm.
There are no values that I can espouse as a humanist that are anti-female, but there are a number of values of feminism that are alien to me – such as the notion that equality is more important than opportunity and choice, and that it can be legislated.
Please tell us at least three or four causes you will espouse as a U.S. Senator?
Trust, agility, give-and-take, "a less binary and altogether less binding vocabulary": the qualities he espoused, as a poet, would also, he thought, help bring peace in Northern Ireland.
Peruse the real estate section and you will see "open kitchen" espoused as a luxury.
Upon his release from jail in 1937, he began writing his Autobiography, which discusses the gradual evolution of his thought from the Tolstoyan nationalism he espoused as a youth to Marxism.
In restating a view he espoused as a senator, Mr. Ashcroft allied himself with pro-gun groups and some academics who in recent years have challenged the long-held interpretation of the amendment.
Instead, the story here is told with the same economy of detail and flair for simplicity that you can hear the man himself espousing as a design ethic, in the quite brilliant audio piece being broadcast in the central space.
By citing one of Mr. Forrester's newspaper columns -- which were written in the late 1980's and 1990's, but only became a campaign issue this week -- Democrats may also keep Mr. Forrester on the defensive about some of the provocative opinions he espoused as a pundit.
Apparently defeated by Henry, Gregory died in exile because, as Gregory said, he "loved justice and hated iniquity"—but the ideals he espoused, as well as the controversy he engendered, continued into the next century.
In Lesser Himalaya, mountain tourism is of particular concern because it is frequently espoused as a means of community development that can provide alternative livelihood opportunities, diversify local economies, promote population growth, and address problems of poverty and livelihood security (Singh 1989; Sharma 1998; Sinclair and Ham 2000).
