Or again, it may be insisted that certain parts must be treated literally and others figuratively; thus, some expositors who regard the allegorical (symbolic) interpretation of the Old Testament histories as the only interpretation that has any religious value maintain that in the apocalyptic writings that interpretation that is most literal is most reliable.
I had never heard of the University of Central Florida, however, until I found the envelope on my bed in the slush pile of glossy pamphlets and card-stock fliers that seemingly every school in the country, regardless of how over- or underqualified an admissions candidate I may be, insists on mailing to my door.
For Labour, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper noted a "huge turnaround" from a few days ago when Mrs May was insisting there was no backlog.
COIs disclosure may or may not be insisted upon by a journal, or COI forms may have been completed but not reported with the article.
Last week's announcement that he may no longer be insisting on a referendum in Kashmir, though arguably only a recognition of reality, helped a lot as well.The Americans also deserve congratulation.
But his greatest tone-deafness may have been insisting that whatever absurdities went down in the writers' room ought to stay there, secret, the better to give audiences what he believes they want.
It may be that insisting that the Good is prior to, rather than just beyond, Being, is necessary to deconstructing Hegel's phenomenology of consciousnesses in struggle for recognition, that there are moments of inexplicable generosity, even occasional sacrifices for another (person or group), is otherwise inexplicable within a logic of competing freedoms and reductive desires.
However, it may be worth insisting once more that we should not disregard the fact that the conception of the soul that features in the Republic is broader than our concept of mind, in that it continues to be part of this conception that it is soul that accounts for the life of the relevant ensouled organism.
This argument may seem self-defeating; G.E. is insisting that its own failure to clean up the site is, after twenty-five years, the main reason the river is still polluted.
One caveat: If it's a job you really want, and the company is insisting, you may be smarter to divulge the number.
