You would think someone accused of opposing vital military action for political reasons would be eager to clear her name.
Following the Chinese Middle Ages, the main Neo-Confucian ontological concept of structural pattern or principle (li理), as opposed to vital creativity (qi 氣), gradually evolved into a new, crucial epistemological notion.
Republicans, at their convention last summer made it clear that they oppose every vital aspect of labor law for workers.
No doubt the imminence of mere death, as opposed to the vital deadness advertised by the Vorticist mantraps, had something to do with it.
The war in Yemen may actually be opposed to our vital national interest.
Moreover, the pathophysiological consequences of PARP-1 activation are opposed to its vital role in the maintenance of genomic integrity through its function in base excision repair, and the effects of PARP inhibition on DNA damage and repair during shock are still a matter of debate [ 6, 7].
A lot more growly and urgent than its recorded counterpart, Martin Gore's fuzzed up guitar riff is the perfect counterpoint to the song's electronic heartbeat, while Dave Gahan makes the lyrics about drowning, depression and pleas to a figurative "brother" sound vital as opposed to slightly cliched.
Ryan's comments about family time, however, irked some progressives, because Ryan has opposed another policy considered vital to a family-friendly work environment: mandatory paid leave for new parents.
McCain opposes funding for vital breast cancer programs right here in New York.
As Clea Kahn and Elena Lucchi from the Médecins Sans Frontières operational centre in Amsterdam have argued in Humanitarian Exchange Magazine, local procurement can risk neutrality, especially in conflict zones where opposing sides control vital goods and services.
