The millionaire's tax, an idea that would logically hold special appeal while the treasury is broke, died last year without a fight.
It seems that pop culture critics, turned off by the Stone film, would logically hold Survivor accountable in the same way.
Moving the event to a larger space, grouping the clubs and activities more logically, and holding the event on Registration Day would make a significant difference, they said.
Much has been written about the applicability of this or that international humanitarian law, but none of those arguments can logically condone holding civilians hostage or attacking them, even with amateur rockets.
A group of five regattas was forecast for this year with the first, logically, to be held in Australasia as the 45-foot boats are being built in Warkworth, New Zealand.
"Evangelical Christianity and evolution are incompatible beliefs that cannot be held together logically within a distinctly Christian worldview" (view attributed to Mohler in the article; not a direct quote).
The website for the issue of the Baptist Press with this article is www.bpnews.net/bpnews.asp ID=21375: "Evangelical Christianity and evolution are incompatible beliefs that cannot be held together logically within a distinctly Christian worldview" (view attributed to Mohler in the article; not a direct quote).
Therefore its holding pertains to that representation only and, thus, should logically have been evaluated by Steingrimsson (2009).
There is a tradition in logic that holds that in order for an argument to be logically valid, the conclusion must be true in all cases in which the premises are true.
In theory it is logically possible to hold that the facing surface of X is sensuously presented in the perceptual experiences belonging to the first class but not in the experiences belonging to the second class.
