Rosenzweig writes, "Not the substance [Sache], not the act [Tat], only the fact [Tatsache] is secure from falling back into the nothing," thereby indicating that only by emerging as the fusion of an active and substantial pole, can God, world, and the self gain a standing in being each over against its respective nothing.
That's really where the modernisation of art education begins and art finally gains a standing with other subjects.
"Miss Simone" gained a standing ovation at its screening and has earned critical respect.
Reigan Derry performed the song the third live show of the sixth series of The X Factor Australia in August 2014, gaining a standing ovation by the judges.
Beyond showing an apparent indifference to the United States' star power, the I.O.C. vote was interpreted as a repudiation of the U.S.O.C., which has been in upheaval over the past year and has struggled to gain a favorable standing within the I.O.C. "It was a defeat for the U.S.O.C., not for Chicago," said Denis Oswald, an I.O.C. member from Switzerland.
There are advantages to be gained from a standing network - experience, habituation to trial recruitment and a pool of identified potential trial participants being examples.
While an indefinite strike would pose risk to both sides, each has made a calculated decision that it has more to gain by standing tough.
Where is the law?" Analysts say the communal and sectarian clashes often have a local spark -- an economic grievance, for instance -- that is easily ignited in an atmosphere in which militant groups have been allowed to thrive for years by politicians who use them as a base of support, or have little to gain by standing up to them.
During the 1970s, the National Front steadily gained support, standing in a growing number of constituencies and winning an average of more than 1,000 votes per candidate.
"All the activities held in our private lives, our private records, are being used as a kind of currency to gain standing and status within this surveillance network," said Snowden.
If Ms Merkel succeeds, and gains a solid standing in the polls, she may even prove able to re-introduce some of the more far-reaching reforms that she had originally wanted.Some hope that this might signal a new political culture in Germany, one that is less partisan and more focused on solving the country's problems.
