And the central notion of manhood under siege becomes part of a larger consideration of shifting ethnic identities and the confusions that come with assimilation.
John Lloyd, writing in the Financial Times, called the book "a study of detailed depth, and fine and transparent judgment", though he would have liked "a larger consideration of Thatcher's influence".
This topic opens the way for a larger consideration of how to value divided interests in real property under the Takings Clause as a matter of modern finance theory in light of the powerful public choice issues that lurk in the background of this, and all other, takings disputes.
In contrast to his 1787 work, in which women's rights are part of a larger consideration of the elements of a just constitution, Condorcet's 1790 essay Sur l'admission des femmes au droits de la cité [On the Admission of Women to the Rights of Citizenship] stands as one of the most concise and potent defenses of women's rights in the entire history of feminist thought.
When these options are accompanied by discernment, choices can be made reflecting a larger consideration of what is happening.
In general, trees and woody shrubs have formed just one part of a larger consideration of risk assessment for all alien plants.
Once the LNT is explicitly discarded, we can move on to regulations that reflect only discernible, measurable medical effects, and that respond mainly to the much larger considerations of whole-system benefits and harms.
In a hostile cross-examination, Republican representatives called Ms. de Young unqualified to judge the company's performance, and the drivers, the Republicans asserted, could not know larger considerations of tactics and safety behind the decisions about the trucks.
An exception to this rule occurs when an effect is large, and consideration of CIs alone suggests a robust effect, but the total sample size is not large and the number of events is small.
