Burke's argument led him to dwell on France's financial position in some detail, and he defended its royal family and its Church; he insisted, moreover, that it was already benefiting from a policy of gradual reform.
He added that Turkey would pursue its membership goal with determination and, moreover, that it had a plan B and C.Nobody seems to know what such plans might entail, but government sources hint that consultations with the EU over, say, Afghanistan and Iraq, or on drugs and human trafficking, may be slowed down.
It was suggested, moreover, that it would, by creating a basis for federal citizenship which was indisputably independent of state citizenship, preclude any effort by state legislatures to circumvent the Amendment by denying freedmen state citizenship.
It was becoming clear, moreover, that it was impossible to reconcile the interests of Poland and those of Louis, whose aim was to use Sobieski as an obedient vassal against the Habsburgs.
The Civil War took place in a newly and self-consciously humanitarian age... an age in which family ties were celebrated and sentimentalized, an age that believed, moreover, that it possessed the agency and responsibility, as well as the scientific expertise, to mitigate suffering".
He presents a multitude of capsule biographies, official reports, literary excerpts, government inquiries and medical histories that provide overwhelming support for the idea that drug use is not deviant and, moreover, that it often reflects the ideal of "human perfectibility, the yearning for a perfect moment, the peace that comes from oblivion".
He said he didn't have a slightest idea, and moreover that was how it should be in Test cricket.
A benchmark, moreover, that looks so damn high it's hard to imagine it being surpassed anytime soon.
It seems moreover that is not as much the amount of aggressiveness as it mere occurrence that reflects vertebral problems.
Moreover, that segment (two-thirds of it Mexican in origin) is growing.
We have moreover demonstrated that it is possible to adjust easily its composition by a post-processing calcination.
