The bank did not want to face the type of scorn from Congress, the news media and fans that has tarred Citigroup for its seemingly inescapable $400 million naming-rights deal with the Mets for Citi Field.
The conclusion of that comparison is inescapable: If a human rights program is to be effective, the humans whose rights are in question must be key players in -- the subjects, not the objects of -- the design and implementation of the program. .
In Held's justification of terrorism, it is justice that requires that inescapable violations of human rights be more evenly distributed.
Griffin does not share Gewirth's goal of providing a logically inescapable argument for human rights, but his overall view shares key structural features with Gewirth's.
Its power seems inescapable; so did the divine right of kings.
Between the immediate aftermath of Brexit and the US presidential election, one insult began to seem inescapable, mostly lobbed from the right to the left: "snowflake".
The larger-than-life politicians had larger-than-life issues to talk about: the battle against Communism, the threat of nuclear war, a civil rights struggle of inescapable moral dimension.
The state has an inescapable obligation derived from universal human rights.
For Taylor, and other members of the alt-right, race is an inescapable biological fact, which has consequences.
