This liberal nationalist account invites all the usual questions: Do liberal democracies really depend upon sufficient trust and fellow-feeling among their compatriots, and, if so, is a common culture genuinely necessary to secure this trust and mutual concern?
In today's world, Drucker believes, the human freedoms most genuinely cherished depend to a great extent for their protection on large-scale organizations.
In short: "we won't rule it out, but it genuinely does depend on the level of interest we get in the judgment summaries and whether we can make a strong enough case for the additional resources".
"we won't rule it out, but it genuinely does depend on the level of interest we get in the judgment summaries and whether we can make a strong enough case for the additional resources". Fourthly, and in line with the government's open data initiative, putting the raw footage online would provide the public, media and legal enthusiasts the opportunity to use that footage in creative ways.
Apps can now play short video on the Apple Watch, which seems kind of a weird use case, but which could be genuinely powerful depending on your specific use case.
But genuinely emancipatory action is said to depend on correcting problems of thought first, such that Horkheimer would stress thought for thought's sake.
Positive memories and outcomes following stillbirth depend as much on genuinely caring staff attitudes and behaviours as on high-quality clinical procedures.
Success will depend on the car being genuinely affordable to less well-off Africans, as their wealthier compatriots are likely to go for a more modern motor.
Responders who report "don't know" may be genuinely different from others who fail to provide a response but this may depend on the nature of the question.
Thorndike saw psychology as the basis of a genuinely scientific pedagogy and claimed that "just as the science and art of agriculture depend upon chemistry and botany, so the art of education depends upon physiology and psychology".
