Marooning him in a dysfunctional 4-5-1 system patently does not achieve this.
The English ban on smoking in public spaces, for example, has been linked to an 8% decrease in stillbirth; an improvement that's patently beyond what could be achieved by spending on maternity care alone.
Persuasion is only ever achieved through trust, something that is patently lacking at the moment.
As suggested by the physicist Brian Greene, the teaching of science is frequently regarded as a paradigmatic case for education as preparation for life rather than life itself, as a situation in which it is patently obvious that freedom must of necessity be deferred until "integration...into the logic of the present system" has been first achieved.
Like many others involved in this debate, my colleagues and I believe that public transport has an essential role to play in tackling the problems of congestion, pollution and transport safety, and getting the rules right is patently an important part of achieving that.
Blaming an entire religion, and targeting a diverse and overwhelmingly peaceful religious community because of the actions of a few outcasts is not only patently unfair, but also counterproductive with regards to achieving our shared goals of combating terror.
An important takeaway from this controversy is that the movie industry must pay closer attention to detail, and not resort to the patently outdated and offensive techniques of Blackface and prosthetics to achieve fabricated likeness.
"Racial balancing is not transformed from 'patently unconstitutional' to a compelling state interest simply by relabeling it 'racial diversity,' " he wrote in a 2007 decision limiting the use of race to achieve integration in public school districts.
"Racial balancing is not transformed from 'patently unconstitutional' to a compelling state interest simply by relabeling it 'racial diversity,' " he wrote in a 2007 decision limiting the use of race to achieve public-school integration.
"Racial balancing is not transformed from 'patently unconstitutional' to a compelling state interest simply by relabeling it 'racial diversity,' " he wrote in a 2007 decision limiting the use of race to achieve integration in public school districts.
