What the US system shares with the UK is that most of its state-funded universities are going broke, partly because both nations are full of people who fervently believe in the principle of universal education and just as fervently object to paying higher taxes or tuition fees.
… Are we to give her the means of enriching herself beyond all former example, and of monopolizing the trade of the whole world, and she pays nothing in return?" The delegation from New York City, however, fervently objected to any special taxes.
This was fervently objected to by the California Sheriff's Association, whose president, Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood, called the bill "offensive "and argued, "at some point the federal government is going to have to step in and say, 'You can't do that.'".
Wallace made without any doubt lasting contributions to biologic science, but the second half of his life was by and large devoted to what from today's perspective are utterly lost causes: He became a passionate advocate of spiritualism, supported land nationalization, and fervently objected to compulsory smallpox vaccination.
Would I still have believed so fervently that inanimate objects had souls?
If the Mormon Church has begun the process of proxy baptisms for the living, Wiesel said, "I object fervently.
Part of the back story, told briefly in the museum, is how fervently the Wills's descendants held on to many of the objects and documents from the home, turning down lucrative offers and hoping the right organization would tell the story.
Republicans have complained most fervently about Mr. Clinton's liberal use of the Antiquities Act of 1906 to protect "objects of historic and scientific interest".
In Democratic circles, disappointment in the promise of the Obama presidency and unease over a possible restoration of the Clintons have made the senator, who was sworn in just 10 months ago, the object of huge interest and the avatar of a newly assertive, fervently populist left eager for a more confrontational approach to politics.
Epistemological worries are potentially endless detours of often fervently justified disengagement detours predicated on the separating out of a questioning subject and a questioned object or environment.
