To make any agreement seem plausible, leaders would have to commit in advance to sharing jurisdictions that could never be separated, from sewage to broadband.
1998. 2 S.C.R. 2. Buchanan (forthcoming a) argues elsewhere that to make a plausible case for any particular view of what the claim-right to secede is turns out to be a complex enterprise, one that requires the theorist to enter the domain of the philosophy of international law.
And the deflationists struggle to explain the rebound in world trade and the buoyancy of manufacturing.Does the sharp fall in commodity prices on May 5th make any of these stories more plausible than the others?
Thus, the month of May turned into an informal festival of homegrown conductors, any one of whom would make a plausible — perhaps too plausible — successor to Maazel.
His neo-historicist "Ring" concept might make a plausible sequel to the Met's current version.
She can also make a plausible case that she is the stronger candidate.
If so, might we make a plausible case for 'group selection'?
After all, it's rare in a healthy male, and I was doing what any reasonable physician does — making a plausible explanation from common and obvious causes first.
It also makes a plausible claim for regarding that year as the genesis of modern history.
