Do they embrace him as a means of appealing to the conservative voters who tend to decide Republican primaries?
Instead of emerging organically from a particular vision of what society should be like, policies are arbitrarily stitched together as means of appealing to particular constituencies.
Both the House and the Senate versions of this legislation provide the states means of appealing any time line for them to act.
The Premier League club released the blandest of holding statements on Thursday but they understandably need time to take stock and, technically with no means of appealing against Fifa's decision themselves, seek legal advice on their own position.
Soviet cinema became a means of appealing to the masses didactically and emotionally.
Second, Candrakīrti's argument from emptiness demonstrates the unreality of the conventionally real phenomena by means of appealing to the causal processes at work in producing these entities.
Both Bach (2008: 77) and Frank Hindriks (2007 403 44) derive a knowledge norm from a belief norm by means of appealing to a knowledge norm for belief: since you should assert only what you believe and believe only what you know, you should also assert only what you know.
"Where there are labor infractions, such as unpaid wages, it's difficult for migrant workers to find any means of appealing". According to reports by the Xinhua and JinYang news agencies, as of 2007 more than 124,000 completed construction projects in China owed 175.6 billion yan ($24.8 billion U.S). in unpaid wages to migrant workers.
Romney will welcome any vote he can get, even if it means it comes as a result of appealing to the racists in his party.
Lots of appealing, lots of tension.
This means that in appealing to \(P\) (i.e., to \((\negt G \) or \(P^*\)) one is not making use of one's total evidence.
