Mr. McNamara was the most influential defense secretary of the 20th century.
It became popular with military officers, so much so that the Washington Post columnist David Ignatius called Mr. Barnett "the most influential defense intellectual writing these days".
In recent decades, the most influential defense of the philosophical assumptions of the traditional theory has been Michael Walzer's classic book, "Just and Unjust Wars," which also presents his understanding of the theory's implications for a range of issues, such as preemptive war, humanitarian intervention, terrorism, and nuclear deterrence.
Second, many of the most influential defenses of the extended mind thesis appeal to considerations only tangentially related to the body to computationalism and individualism (R. Wilson 1994), to distributed and group-level cognition (Hutchins 1995), to parity principles (Clark and Chalmers 1998), to realization (R. Wilson 2001, 2004: ch.5 6).5 6
He became the most influential secretary of defense since Robert S. McNamara, presiding over an expeditionary force that ousted Iraq from Kuwait in the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
Pundits in other outlets were singing his praise: Peretz was "one of the most important and influential defense ministers the State of Israel ever had," wrote one; he had "the wisdom and guts to defy Israel's macho military thinkers," wrote another.
As this is arguably the most important and influential defense and development of strict actualism to his point, I will take particular pains to clarify Adams' arguments and extract and, where necessary, develop the underlying logic of his account.
Considering the dynamic changes of plant metabolism that occur to coordinate the daily variation in light and temperature, the evaluation of gene expression at different time periods of the day becomes valuable for identifying times during which key genes might be most influential in the defense response [ 17].
Under the chairmanship of Richard Perle, a former assistant secretary of defense in the Reagan administration and perhaps the most influential of the outsiders, the board has assumed a quasi-official status.
Ewing and Grady plot a natural footpath to Lear's comedic defenses and, ultimately, to his contributions to arguably the most influential sitcoms in history, shows like "All in the Family," "Maude," "The Jeffersons" and "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman".
Without the video showing how Sneed's story changed, Glossip's defense struggled to discredit Sneed's evolving theories, the prosecution's most influential testimony.
