Thereafter, the Salic Law was invariably accepted as fundamental, though it was not always the explicit reason given for excluding women from the throne.
He invariably accepted the material support offered in return for his cooperation, and then broke the agreement nevertheless, the French made deals with him on five occasions.
If a putative law has broad scope, great explanatory power, and appealing simplicity, it may be more reasonable, Swinburne argues, to retain the law (defined as a regularity that virtually invariably holds) and to accept that the event in question is a non-repeatable counter-instance of that law than to throw out the law and create a vastly more complex law that accommodates the event.
Merchants that accept bitcoins invariably list their products' prices in the national currency of the country in which they are based.
Countries seem invariably to have accepted the agreement as a treaty that requires going through their internal treaty-ratification processes, typically submission to the legislature.
Those who accept his bargains invariably end up twisted or abandoned; perhaps, like Miss Foley, young in appearance, but with the mind or an old lady, or, like Tom Fury, shrunk "not to a boy but a mean ball of grotesque tripes, all self-involved".
They invariably have sex.
The Power of Vulnerability: Failure to accept moments of vulnerability invariably leads to rigidity and psychological myopia.
"We have said on numerous occasions that custody is the wrong place for somebody with mental health problems and who invariably may also have taken substances, but we accept that sometimes it is the only place available.
Irrespective of actual evidence, China expects other countries to accept uncritically that the individuals sought are invariably "criminals", who have violated Chinese law.
