On point after point during his radio show, the mayor made note of arguments that have been made in the past as to why officers should receive large raises and pointedly deflated them.
Note, this line of argument includes the suggestion that women themselves, because of their feminine socialization, possess a different epistemological perspective, which differentiates them from their male colleagues (Keller 1983 19855; Weasel 2001, pp. 36 9).
No one writes news stories praising leaders because bridges continue to stand.Yesterday, the New York Times took a different line of argument, noting that old infrastructure is often patched up repeatedly, because new projects are daunting in their scope and expense.
They noted that a common line of argument is in terms of "balancing selection," whereby an allele is maintained in the population because disadvantageous effects are counterbalanced by advantageous traits.
Wall Street is taking note of this argument.
You are left thinking two things: that it would be a blessing if some of today's politicians took note of that argument for milder rhetoric; and that, whatever your view of Blair, you still wouldn't want to take him on in an election.
The somewhat defensive note of this argument disappeared as Mullan went on to extol Austen's brilliance and "wonderful sentences", pointed to the opening scene of Pride and Prejudice to suggest she was "the greatest writer of dialogue in English literature".
"I take note of the argument for action to prevent a future use of chemical weapons," the U.N. chief added.
"We hope that the government will take careful note of these arguments against price capping when it considers the credit and store card markets".
"We hope that the government will take careful note of these arguments against price capping when it considers the credit and store card markets," she added.
Zwingli responded by noting that kind of argument would imply women should not participate in communion because there were no women at the last supper.
