Such laws would not depend on whether conscious creatures ever happened to evolve, in which case, arguably, evolution poses no special problem (Chalmers 1996, 171).
Coppinger later noted that no one of child-bearing age in Ireland has ever voted on whether abortion should be illegal — the last full referendum being 32 years ago.
A factchecker likely would not have helped in Kohn's case, as hers seems to be more of a disagreement between a writer and a source about whether that source was ever on the record, and whether sources should be allowed quote approval.
To my knowledge, no court has ever ruled on whether shareholders are required to arbitrate their claims through a bylaw amendment passed by a board but not shareholders.
The Colorado Department of Health will choose a company on Thursdayto undertake the largest study ever conducted on whether accidental emissions of plutonium from Rocky Flats have been a health threat.
A compulsive curiosity The struggle for understanding, says McBurney, has been at the root of every theatre piece he has ever worked on, whether it is understanding memory (1999's Mnemonic), mathematics (2007's A Disappearing Number), or the Japanese language (2008's Shun-kin).
In October 2012 the American Academy of Pediatrics weighed in, for the first time ever, on the question of whether children benefit from an organic diet.
Mr Leonhardt was ever on the watch for that, whether in the form of electric lighting, or showy articulation, or hotel breakfast buffets, or Beethoven's Ninth.
Among the 5,511 participants, 6.8% and 9.9% suffered a post-baseline stroke (recurrent or first-ever), depending on whether the high specificity or high sensitivity (respectively) case-identification approach was used.
No one ever knew whether we were on or off.
