This discussion heavily emphasizes the importance of feeling pleasure and pain correctly; the Athenian, in fact, claims that "[For] human beings who inquire into laws almost their entire inquiry concerns pleasures and pains, in cities and in private dispositions.
DISPOSITION Private Manning is facing a court-martial.
In its own modest line, an Art Deco travel clock of spinach-green jade, its dial framed by a gold chain motif set off by black enamel, provided evidence of the private buyers' sunny disposition, as it brought $14,260, substantially more than the high estimate.
When I remarked to one of the teachers, in private, about this friendly disposition, he explained that "There's a natural selection that occurs with the students who come to this class.
Final disposition will be private.
"Person of Interest," the CBS television drama developed as if to risk the collective cardiovascular failure of the New York Civil Liberties Union, delivers a vision of the city in which technological innovation, boundless private capital and an outlaw disposition collude to render a fantasia of sixth-sense policing.
[ 36] These kinds of ideological dispositions towards the private sector have partly hindered the private sector's involvement in health service provision.
Environmental framing of private-sphere behaviour can increase the disposition for further pro-environmental behaviour in the public sphere, e.g. policy acceptability.
Consequently, as countries authorise new dispositions, the new role of the private initiative is progressively incorporated (today, private agents are already involved in decision-making together with Port Authorities).
If the suburbs are, as Lewis Mumford suggested, "a collective effort to live a private life," then the subconscious as revealed in the idiosyncratic dispositions of one's garden becomes subject to majority rule.
