Yet all were instructive of an institution which is improved, sometimes impressively non-partisan, but still liable to disappoint.The main determinant of a strong committee is its chairman.
The author covers every instructive angle of a deal but keeps the text light and amusing.
Derashot could serve as vehicles for social criticism and reform or as entertaining and instructive demonstrations of a rabbi's eloquence and learning.
Her narrative, if not "a poem in three dimensions," as she describes Losh's church, stands as an elegant and instructive rendering of a life, a place and a time.
The instructive value of a collection like Coyne's is that there is not just one or two but multiple examples of a given object.
(For an instructive account of a notion of concurrence with such a result, see Freddoso (1991).) The avoidance of Deism thus becomes as problematic for the ontological dependence approach as for the transitional approach.
While the TVA by no means provides a model to follow slavishly today, it does provide an instructive example of a transformative use of new forms of energy as the basis for the construction of a new economy.
The intense reactions to the Proposition 8 decision--joy on one side, rage on the other--turn my thoughts to the strange, poignant and instructive life of a former professor of mine, the late sociologist Edward Sagarin.
The implementation of the 1999 policy-expansion of the Healthy Babies Healthy Children (HBHC) program, under the aegis of the government in Ontario, Canada, provided an instructive example of a policy intended to drive health care practice.
It's instructive for a number of reasons, not the least of which is to illustrate how well-formed Bo Diddley was as a comic character.
