(In light of the objections to that distinction one wants to add: or by a dichotomy of terms functionally equivalent to it).
As one in favor of the bill, Representative Dobbins' attempt to limit the scope of the statute is best read in light of this objection.
In light of this objection, Moore himself eventually abandoned this way of characterizing natural properties (Moore 1942: 581 582).
In light of these decisions, the Government argues here that "[i]t is difficult to believe that it would have been futile in 1965 for respondent to present his current objections to the jury instructions to the court of appeals that decided Belton in 1967 and Green I in 1968". Brief for United States 33.
But in light of British objections, they streamlined a statement that would have proclaimed it independent of NATO.
The legislation was recently amended, he said, to call the whoopie pie the state treat, rather than dessert, in light of his objections.
The judge overseeing the company's bankruptcy granted Tower's request for a postponement in light of objections to the deal.
Nagel eventually abandoned this argument in light of objections from Nicholas Sturgeon (see Sturgeon 1974), but the argument is ingenious and Nagel may have abandoned it prematurely.
Often philosophical positions are introduced in rather pure and stark versions, only to be modified in light of arguments and objections so as to become more like competing theories over time.
Then David Loughery wrote a script entitled The Academy Years, but it was shelved in light of objections from Roddenberry and the fan base.
