"Fancy was not merely a specific style in the arts," Mr. Priddy writes.
Mary Brandenberger, a justice department spokeswoman for the Cops office, said the recommendations were not merely "guidance" specific to individual departments needing special measures, but rather best practices that are applicable to law enforcement agencies nationwide.
The two truths are, therefore, not merely one specific nature mirrored in two different perspectives (MBh 6.23 Dbu ma 'a 253a).
The two truths are conceptual distinctions applied to a particular conventionally real phenomenon, and every conventionally real phenomenon fulfills the criterion of both truths because each phenomenon constitutes these two natures they are not merely one specific nature of a phenomenon mirrored in two different perspectives.
While changes in these secondary outcome measures were not as large as in the primary outcome measures, they were significant and demonstrate that internet treatment has the capacity to change health status not merely reduce specific symptoms.
Thus, the common morality is not merely a specific morality, in contrast to other moralities, but is rather applicable to all persons in all places, and we rightly judge all human conduct by its standards.
Global health governance now requires management of not merely of specific transborder epidemics, like SARS or avian influenza, but of the host of issues in health that arise at the intersection of a globalized economy and lives lived in particular localities.
Great leadership is not merely about specifics.
In addition, we must develop non-mortality outcomes that are not merely ICU-specific, but patient-centered, incorporating measures of disability, functional capacity, and end-of-life preferences.
The government regards the appeals court ruling as the basis for forward-looking remedies, not merely addressing the specific infractions in the suit, which are a matter of history in the fast-changing software industry.
