Martin Heidegger (1889 1976) was a German philosopher whose work is perhaps most readily associated with phenomenology and existentialism, although his thinking should be identified as part of such philosophical movements only with extreme care and qualification.
Sending in an exemplary drawing, story idea or performing an act of extreme bravery are all qualifications for receiving the white enamel button with a blue stamp, and a handful of auspicious Forbes Celebrity 100 members including Madonna and David Beckham along with Queen Elizabeth II are honorary holders.
The improvements in security, he said, are "relative," which is a heavy qualification, given the extreme violence of 2006 and early 2007.
And you'll probably find it tricky to get a job as an au pair, since the main qualifications have tended to be extreme youth and long legs.
While these are formally recruited by the ministry of education on a strict basis of personal qualification, the ministry often exercises extreme flexibility in favoring the municipalities' candidates even if these are underqualified (Abu-Saad 2013).
In the metropolitan community, the term ahokyir was used to define poverty while ohia without any qualification was reserved to describe extreme poverty.
If no other qualifications are intended, it is convenient to use the word extreme and to speak, for example, of "extreme physicalist materialism"—which is probably the type most discussed among professional philosophers in English-speaking countries.
On all of these issues (except the open act of defiance), Erasmus had his own doubts and qualifications, even though he regarded Luther's positions as extreme.
The uncertainties are no longer strictly classified as qualifications but they can lead to a disclaimer of opinion in extreme cases where multiple uncertainties may interact with a very significant combined effect on the annual accounts.
"Here," she added, "the uniqueness of a career as a professional basketball player and the associated extreme physical demands require plaintiff to allege facts specific to his present qualification in those circumstances".
