Steve Vladeck, an American University law professor who specializes in national security issues, said the discussion engendered by the document obtained by NBC bolstered the case for disclosing the real memo.
Along similar lines, his reexamination of the issues raised by socialist theory was engendered by the need to respond to the evidence that had emerged, particularly by the 1980s, regarding the failure of socialist economics in diverse countries where it had been practiced.
Without a bipartisan policy on Iraq, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and the Palestinian issue, domestic turmoil similar to that engendered by the Vietnam War will be difficult to avoid.
Still, the defining quality of the Green Mountain performance may lie less in its intelligent and musicianly approach to the many scholarly issues surrounding the work than in its underlying spirit, engendered by Ms. Greenleaf.
Additionally, the effect of the antibodies was compared to those engendered by the pre-immune sera.
New Yorkers' electoral choices are expanding, and the heightened level of public discourse engendered by these competitive elections will ensure a fuller debate of the issues facing the city.
This paper considers the risks engendered by such an approach with regard to known W plasma-material interaction issues and briefly presents the current status of a possible full-W divertor design.
Or he could issue everyone a folding tent and a road map and enjoy the team spirit engendered by common suffering.
But now, thanks to the easy-access engendered by the World Wide Web, fear of leaks is becoming a touchy issue for more than just rappers and superstars.
