"It really is, 'Can you govern or not?' " If they wanted to be devilish, Democrats might consider introducing a single-payer plan.
"The only reason that it's in doubt is because the government wants it to be in doubt," Stephen Bassett said to the audience "and it's up to the people to decide if that's how they want to be governed or not".
But it can't explain Sánchez's poor results: he has not been governing, or even leading, his party for most of the past four years.
Some countries will be unable to follow -- they are too corrupt or war-torn or venally governed or not governed at all.
So, instead, to cognize, for Kant, is to think an object or proposition in relation to the order of nature and the material conditions that govern whether or not it obtains – what Kant calls the cognition's "Real Possibility".
But when they do have sex, there are rules governing what can go down (or, not go down, so to speak).
We will govern alone or not at all".
Through a unified analysis of heat generation and heat removal, this paper derives and experimentally validates a non-dimensional parameter whose value governs whether or not thermal runaway will occur in a Li-ion cell.
Netflix didn't add as many subscribers as expected by a bunch of people on Wall Street who, on a quarterly basis, govern whether or not it'll be more valuable than Comcast — and that is probably a bad thing, as it's one of the primary indicators of its future potential for said finance folk.
But note, also, that Aquinas holds that all final causality must be governed, indirectly or not, by an intellect (Wippel 2000, p. 412); in the case of a good number of the final causes in the world, this intellect would be God's.
