The screenplay presents both viewpoints intelligently and raises poignant questions about the limits of constitutional power in the United States.
The NAHT has said it doubted that all 22 councils in Wales have "the required capacity" for "intelligently informed" interventions to raise standards.
If you've raised intelligently, your company is at the "peak of promise," and many will want a piece of it.
Architecture has few advocates at a large format political level in Britain, and virtually no one willing and able to cut through party lines to raise the banner for a more intelligently and beautifully planned and designed country.
It allows service providers to engage and interact with their customers instantly and intelligently, to profile those customers, to evoke buying behaviour, raise brand awareness and to reward those customers for interacting with their content".
Some managed to raise public equity when investors would buy anything and invested the proceeds intelligently.
Intelligently adapted from Owen Sheers's novel, Amit Gupta's surprisingly gritty war pic uses a nostalgic fantasy thriller narrative to raise very contemporary questions of the politics of collaboration and resistance.
These short stories are a pleasure to read, and although they do tend to harp on the same theme over and over again ("Everyone but Kaim can live and raise families and grow old and die and be reunited with their dead loved ones"), they do it intelligently and with variety.
But it is important to maintain a reflective stance outside scientific discourse so that questions about language, freedom, justice and moral responsibility can be raised and discussed intelligently.
In August 2005, in response to a challenge from a reader, Boing Boing announced a $250,000 prize later raised to $1,000,000 of "Intelligently Designed currency" payable to any individual who could produce empirical evidence proving that Jesus is not the son of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
