The standards of assessment therefore are not permanent, theory-independent rules.
Republicans want to make Mr Bush's tax cuts permanent (in theory, they lapse in 2010); Democrats want new hate-crimes legislation.
His work aimed primarily at a professional audience — the permanent income theory of consumption, the case for flexible exchange rates, the natural rate (even if it does break down at low inflation), the optimum quantity of money — was often, maybe even usually, brilliant, and will live on.
If you take $200 billion a year from the poor and hand it to the rich, and people believe that this transfer is forever, permanent income theory says that consumption among the poor should fall by $200 billion while consumption among the rich rises by the same amount.
The monitoring and application results show that the initial and permanent waterproof theory has provided an effective method for roadway driving and making it waterproof.
Indeed, many contemporary moral theories, other than utilitarianism, insist that such overruling remains a permanent possibility.
We also prove that the investigated system is permanent by the theory on the delay and impulsive differential equations.
Last, an excess of childhood leukemia has been found in rural, potentially immunologically naïve, populations that have undergone an influx of permanent residents; this theory is known as population mixing (Kinlen 1988 , 1995.
Where does that leave Norquist and his theory of permanent partisan confrontation?
We simply can't hold people indefinitely without charge under a theory of permanent war.
The Mao suit, which Mao Zedong took from Sun Yat-sen, signified proletarian unity and Mao's theory of "permanent revolution".
