No compelling reason can be given to accept a desire-based explanation of our actions, Shafer-Landau argues, over the more straightforward explanation in terms of our beliefs.
However, in general, the use of research evidence seems to depend on close contacts with researchers as well as values given to accept or reject the evidence related to a policy, which often means that research that supports a policymaker's own views will be taken into consideration [ 43].
In that famous, though oft-misquoted, speech she gave to accept her second Oscar, she said, "I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!" Had Mary Todd Lincoln's life been a little different, had the people that surrounded her been given to less stringent kinds of judgment, it is something one can easily imagine her saying herself.
Americans stood in solidarity with New Orleans -- from charitable giving to accepting Katrina's refugees across the country, to punishing the federal government's inadequate response at the ballot box.
At the onset of World War II he was recalled to Britain for naval duty but was given leave to accept the invitation for the New School lectures.
"I don't know (why the penalty was not given), we have to accept the decision of the referee.
We've always been given to just accepting that the Zygons are shapeshifters without actually ever seeing how they do it.
That is to say, your true IQ is 95% likely to lie 3 points above or below the score you are given due to accepted deviation.
It was noted when soaking and seeding the scaffolds that when more time was given to the scaffolds to accept a solution, they retained the solution better.
The only advice I can give to Obama: accept this Iranian proposal because this is very good and very realistic.
