Manifestly the system needs to be revised.
We must apply means testing and stop handing out benefits to those who manifestly do not need them.
Lord Myners says the group's current board is "manifestly dysfunctional" and needs more members with business experience.
It might be better, don't you think, to write about the cash flowing to those candidates who are working to cut back on protections for the poor, the elderly, the unionized and to shift tax resources to those who manifestly don't need tax cuts.
Yet as the essays in this volume reveal over and over again, whatever the declared criteria governing their operations, in practice, its officers found a way to bendbent the rules to help individuals who were manifestly in need.
These 16 operations are acting manifestly in U.S. interests and bringing needed stability to hot spots in North Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere.
Manifestly, she quickly grasped that others would be needed to grow the business and she employed men and women of fine minds and strong intellect.
What's needed, the critics say, is better road engineering and law enforcement that concentrates on manifestly unsafe driving.
But Hari, shamed, ploughed his furrow as a campaigning writer on the manifestly failed "war on drugs"; here is the prodigal fruit of that work, and with it redemption, if that was needed.
With that said, to argue as she does that police witnesses might deserve less trust than others is not only to impugn the integrity of the vast majority of officers, but also to be blind to the uncomfortable reality that most people arrested for conspicuous street crimes are so manifestly guilty that their actions need hardly be embellished by police lies.
