Alice, the middle one, is 46, flighty, forgetful and romantic; Fran, a teacher, is practical and decisive and a mother of two young children, Ivy and Arthur; Harriet, the eldest, is independent-minded and shy, a former revolutionary in retreat from the fray.
Why is this practical dimension decisive for democratizing scientific authority?
But the practical argument was decisive for him, though he held that it was possible to be morally good without being a theist, despite such a position being rationally unstable.
The patient's everyday practical capabilities are decisive for independence [ 1- 3].
Of these 36 institutions, 29 institutions mentioned the potential to improve the clinical-practical training, and respectively 17 centers the potential to minimize deficits in the clinical-practical training as decisive for the establishment of a STC.
Bittar's swift intervention, which gave discretion to the race-day stewards, took the heat out of the situation and the issue's rapid resolution was an indication of the new chief executive's decisive and practical approach to matters.
A. As a practical matter, it will be decisive.
And she added, "He strikes me as very decisive and very practical".
This means that it is not the theoretical or interpretive framework that is decisive, but the practical ability in employing such frameworks to cross various perspectives in acts of social criticism.
In quadrant C, there are different types of antagonist organised movements that use public space as a place to conflict with power, in forms that consider the control of specific spaces as a decisive action in practical and symbolic terms.
