In this fractured context, referendum enthusiasts' claims – that the vote will allow "the people" to speak with "one voice" and "settle" the question at issue – could prove naive.
Towards America's enemies and rivals, the charge goes, Mr Obama has proved weak, naive and apologetic.
It is difficult to prove the naive status of experimental animals prior to exposure, therefore many studies established in the United Kingdom since 1998 have relied upon sheep imported from New Zealand.
In the North and the South, that view proved to be naive and untenable.
If the US attack on Iraq proves to be the first step in a series of unilateral interventions against the "axis of evil", selected and prosecuted by a clique of neo-conservative ideologues in Washington, then Blair's judgement will have proved to be both naive and spectacularly self-defeating.
But they have done little to pave the way for wider talks, for instance by reassuring ethnic and religious minorities that back the regime because they fear the mainly Sunni resistance.The dissidents like to boast of their acumen, but would-be helpful foreign governments as well as protesters inside Syria are tiring of a council that has proved opaque, indecisive and politically naive.
Jack Foley of IndieLondon rated the first episodes four stars out of five, stating that it "made for exciting viewing even if the politics and the script sometimes proved laughably gung-ho and naive".
Despite their relative simplicity, Naive Bayes classifiers have proved remarkably useful in several settings (Rish, 2001 ).
Moreover, second generation DAAs, such as Sofosbuvir, were proved to be cost effective in naive patients [ 16].
Contrary to the naive expectations of 1787, it proved remarkably easy to identify two leading candidates for president from whom a coherent national choice could be made.
