The launching of the ideological campaign is most likely based on the conviction that the collapse of the Marxist/Communist Eastern camp during the Cold War proved once and for all the unquestionable superiority and universal applicability of democracy and its political and economic institutions.
Again, with no similar regulation for prescribing opioids, despite the unquestionable potential for harm, it makes little sense to limit a potentially effective if not life-saving treatment.
The time has long since passed for legal technicalities, for saying that the burden of proof lies with America's accusers or for pointing out the unquestionable evil of the men America is fighting.
Much like these folks, the Slugfuckers were looking into the great beyond for answers to the unquestionable.
What is missing from the debate about a proposed senior-housing development in Melville ["Town Sees Pressure by Suffolk on Houses," Aug. 20] is the unquestionable need for homes for low-income families.
In the decades since the magazine's inception, new publications in service of a similar beat most now defunct, it should be pointed out had appeared on the periodicals wall at my local library, but, for me, Rolling Stone remained the unquestionable apex.
They also explore the unquestionable urge for more transparency regarding which party (customer or cloud provider) provides each security capability, as well as the need for standardization and for the creation of legal agreements reflecting operational SLAs.
In his book, The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined, Steven Pinker makes the unquestionable case for this decline, statistically demonstrating a hundredfold decrease in homicide rates since their peak 500 years ago.
8 10 They are, for example, in line with the unquestionable evidence on the comorbidity between alcohol use disorders and mental health problems such as depression or anxiety.
Under Nelson, the University of Phoenix had become the unquestionable star of the for-profit higher education world, boasting more than 300,000 students and revenues topping $2.4 billion in 2006 -- triple the revenues from five years earlier.
