But the Lubavitchers' intense inward looking spirituality -- some in Crown Heights still believe the rebbe may yet return as a Messiah -- their devotion to family and religious ritual largely ensures they live separately from their black neighbors.
Five years ago, in a speech in Germany on matters unrelated to Haneke, the historian Fritz Stern said, as reported in the Times, that "Hitler saw himself as 'the instrument of providence' and fused his 'racial dogma with a Germanic Christianity.' " It was the pseudo-religious transfiguration of politics that largely ensured [Hitler's] success, notably in Protestant areas.
The regime made exceptions for international matches to avoid being blamed for a club or team's potential poor performance but largely ensured that militant fans or ultras were admitted at best only in small numbers.
In addition, professional consensus about areas of practice on which to focus improvement efforts largely ensured adherence to and smooth implementation of the new model of care.
The use of native structures from the same organism largely ensures that administration of such peptides will be better tolerated and not elicit an adverse immune response.
The cultural capital inherent in Whiteness, and the fact that it is normalised and unchallenged, largely ensures its lack of interrogation, with no imperative to acknowledge and take responsibility for any complicity in perpetuating inequities or changing beliefs and practices [ 21, 22].
The law was put in place largely to ensure that states didn't make changes to election rules without seeking federal approval first.
Although Anne heartily detests William III – "that monster, that Caliban, that Dutch abortion" – she is his designated successor largely to ensure Protestant supremacy.
Some of Mr. Hanley's critics say he focused on attracting members largely to ensure that there was a steady supply of dues money to support his comfortable way of life.
The US maintains a naval presence in the Gulf, largely to ensure the transport of oil remains open.
