Such language, they contended, didn't amount to criminal conduct.
Long after the smoke of an explosion has cleared, the battle over language goes on, as contending sides seek to aggrandize the act or dismiss it, portray it as noble or denounce it as vile.
It is also important that the Church argue its perspective from both a Christian worldview, and where possible from a rational worldview, given that the latter is the common language of multiple voices contending to be heard in the public square.
The evangelical language he must contend with, distinguish his own from and which there is always a danger of inadvertently ventriloquising, is the language of the market – which is also, today, through institutions such as the Man Booker prize, inseparable from the language of literary evaluation.
Having this "shadow language" is, he contends, essential to being able to notice and value nature more precisely.
Dr. Bates said last year that calling this "signing" was misleading because that referred to a conventional sign language; instead she contended these movements should be referred to as gestures.
With their in-market expertise, political and business networks and no local language barriers to contend with, they have traditionally provided the integrated innovations requisite to overcome deficiencies in a region underserved by traditional banking.
Environmental groups also worry about bill language that they contend would block states and localities from regulating "natural" claims on food labels and approving other kinds of laws related to GMOs.
And just as Carnap regarded the formal mode translations of philosophical theses as proposals to adopt a certain language form, Schlick contended that the solipsist's thesis was not a bona fide contingent claim but simply an attempt to introduce a particular mode of speech.
Random House, the largest English-language publisher, now contends that except in special circumstances, the print publisher, not the author, automatically owns the electronic rights to a book.
