President Obama can come across as couching his emotions or hiding behind the intellectual facade of the law professor he once was.
"I think it's a facade of justice," said Jimmy Gurulé, a University of Notre Dame law professor and former federal prosecutor and Treasury Department official.
As a result, ornamentation may be removed independently of the facade-inspection law, as was the case with the building on Strivers Row.
Just as the government is using a thin facade of democratisation, with the election of a single police commissioner, to boost rightwing law-and-order politics, so it is using the language of devolution to further neuter local authorities.
"This is a facade of F.C.P.A. enforcement," said Mike Koehler, an assistant professor of business law at Butler University in Indianapolis, who writes the FCPA Professor blog.
The fact that Oklahoma has neither a contract-physician requirement nor a face-to-face consultation requirement (the consultation can be by telephone) strips from Arkansas any facade of sincerity about the asserted health-protective rationale for its law.
Although Kilvington never abandoned Aristotelian physics, he frequently goes beyond Aristotle's theories in order to resolve the paradoxes resulting from his laws, creating the impression that behind the facade of Aristotelian principles and terms, Kilvington is an Ockhamist.
A law enforcement official said yesterday that behind the bustling facade of the diamond district is a nebulous world of murky financial transactions where federal agents have long focused on money laundering and other crimes.
Inflation shot into double figures, students occupied the law faculty of Athens University, and, most ominously, an abortive naval mutiny in May 1973 indicated cracks in the facade of the regime.
East facade of Westminster Abbey, London.
The facade of the Cathedral of Sts.
