In keeping with the argument above, it is interpreted as evidence of individual's improved control over their health status.
Officials said Wednesday that the position was in keeping with the evolving arguments being made by the administration in court over recent months.
For almost twenty years now, the White House, Congress, and regulators have adopted a hands-off approach, in keeping with the industry argument that this was necessary to stimulate investment and innovation.
Stopping the Osprey before it goes any further would also be in keeping with the sensible argument (espoused by George W. Bush, among others) that with the end of the cold war, the United States should skip a generation of producing new aircraft and put the money into research.
Moreover, we can say, in keeping with the third argument, that an act's rightness or wrongness cannot consist in its reasonableness or unreasonableness, because acts cannot, strictly speaking be reasonable or unreasonable (T 458).
But another asked whether Israelis considered an attack on Iran riskier than "living in the shadow of an Iranian nuclear bomb" and 65 percent preferred the attack, in keeping with the Netanyahu-Barak argument.
In keeping with that argument, the deputy foreign minister, Faisal Mekdad, said on Friday that his country had opened an investigation into the killings of 1,100 members of Syria's security forces.
It's also in keeping with the Obama administration's arguments.
Sotomayor's question was technical and, in keeping with the nature of oral arguments, her Trump reference appeared to be in the spur of the moment.
In keeping with the effect-and-cause argument, he insists that Benefits Street illustrates how benefits create ghettos, as if economic ghettos had never before existed in human history.
