Third, the difference between activity and inactivity is anything but "illusory"; if Congress can regulate mere decisions, then it can tell me, for example, that I shouldn't spend time writing letters to the editor.
Graham seems to have little time for a mere Supreme Court decision backed by 47 years of law enforcement precedent.
"The mere scandalous decision to hold the winter games in one of the hot cities of Russia testifies somewhat to megalomania, but from here the problems only gradually piled up".
(Sagi 1997a, 213) Though it is not clear that this would concern Leibowitz, one ought to note that the mere institutional decision to categorize the mitzvoth as holy is not a firm basis for recovering their divinity in any sense that would pacify the religious adherents the nature of whose faith he is attempting to delineate.
He brought it back a little later saying that it tasted like a sack of potatoes!" For Martin, continuing the Beatles' harmonica sound with "From Me to You" was more than a mere creative decision.
It is usually accepted that the mere loss of decision-making capacity is insufficient (Dworkin 1993, 222-29).
Even the mere act of decision-making may be a way for the heavily dependent to remain engaged with life: involvement in decisions, even in seemingly ordinary matters, can be contrasted with the negative affect associated with 'giving in' and losing all interest in life (Stenner, McFarquhar and Bowling 2011).
The authors of the study did not merely add up the raw number of citations, given that the mere citation of a decision says nothing about whether the citing judge found it to be well reasoned or persuasive.
Throughout, they have regarded the plan as a matter for the elite, too complicated to be explained, let alone referred for decision, to mere voters.
In Richmond Park the Zac Goldsmith gesture in resigning over the Heathrow third runway issue is shown to be a mere charade by the decision of the Conservatives not to oppose him.
