Still, finding acceptance for the new subject matter and straightforward style has not been easy.
We can distinguish, she urges, various important sub-classes among ways of being good, the useful (as in "good for" governing a verb), the skilful ("good at"), the enjoyable, the beneficial (as in "good for" governing a noun) and the morally good (Thomson 1996, 131 133).[26] All are matters of straightforward natural fact.
To them, the matter was straightforward.
Ethically, in her view, the matter is straightforward: "There was harm and no benefit".
On the wider question of how Barclays should reform its boardroom pay practices, one matter is straightforward.
Ministry of evasion And the Humphster's final big up: "All those politicians who flatly refused to answer any question whatsoever, no matter how straightforward".
Some spouses, he said, do not contest out of duress and should be referred to counseling, while others think their matter is straightforward only to learn, upon investigation, that their spouses are hiding significant assets.
But he would also, under Canadian copyright and employment rules, retain ownership in the work unless he had specifically assigned it to the CSA.In this particular case the matter is straightforward because Commander Hadfield had obtained permission to record and distribute the song, and production and distribution was entirely terrestrial.
Thus, what is most remarkable about the Miranda decision -- and what made it unacceptable as a matter of straightforward constitutional interpretation in the Marbury tradition -- is its palpable hostility toward the act of confession per se, rather than toward what the Constitution abhors, compelled confession.
One advantage of focusing on schemas is that doing so emphasizes that implicit bias is not a matter of straightforward antipathy toward members of socially stigmatized groups.
