And they would undoubtedly seek to extend their protection to their allies, or trade votes to protect their spheres of influence.
Along the way, it presents a broader argument for the necessity of a common cultural sphere, protected from encroachment by private ownership.
The political space must be protected from the private sphere, defined as the domain of necessity and inequality, where the material reproduction of the polis is secured.
As a frame to the whole, Wolfgang Gussmann, the set designer, created a proscenium of huge gold icons, now open at the back to contextualize the outdoor "rabble" scenes; now closed off by a back wall of icon images to create a shallow space at once protected -- the private sphere of the Czar Boris and his children -- and claustrophobic.
Thus, there is an existing thin air film that is capable of protecting each submicron spheres from oil contamination, subsequently leading to the superoleophobicity.
You could call them bubble artists, because they are somehow protected within their own psychological spheres from influences that might otherwise discourage their improbable pursuits.
Instead of seeking social progress in deepening democracy in the political sphere and reducing inequalities in the economic sphere, while protecting minorities in the social sphere, what about seeking social progress through a thorough critical examination of the unequal distribution of power, resources, information and status in all human institutions and activities?
Though gay and lesbian South Africans have made gains in the political sphere — they are protected from discrimination by their bill of rights — many still face rape, murder and harassment, according to a report by Human Rights Watch.
A lawyer for the British government argued at a hearing in Strasbourg on Tuesday that these rights were protected only in the private sphere and not in the workplace.
