I am no longer pursuing the situation with The A.P., but rather with an attorney.
Importantly, Longino includes conditions of tempered intellectual authority and uptake of criticism for the participants of epistemic communities (2002), arguing that objectivity can only be successfully pursued in situations where knowers are respected for their epistemic contributions and not ignored or assigned less credibility because of who they are.
"Consequently, we have decided not to pursue the situation further or lodge any complaint with the football authorities.
"Nobody wants to pursue a situation that ends up as a losing battle and causes greater acrimony, particularly amongst those in their own party," explained Cafaro.
It's true, of course, that if there's a treatment for cancer in another country that Americans were too priggish to pursue, that situation would be to borrow Johnson's wording intolerable.
Individual animals within a group react and behave differently in any given situation, pursuing the best social strategy with relation to other herd members (Maynard-Smith and Parker, 1976; Krüger and Flauger, 2008).
That's because stories don't need much to survive, just a situation worth pursuing, a character worthy of pursuing it and three magical Aristotelian ingredients: beginning, middle and end.
Darnell, unnerved by the situation, ceased pursuing his freedom, and the other four secured writs instead, represented by John Bramston, Henry Calthorp and John Selden.
Obama himself won't face voters until 2012, giving him time that Brown simply doesn't have to pursue new policy situations and carefully manage expectations.
According to Grinstein (2008), researchers should move from the study of the direct effect of MO on business performance to the study of the various combinations of strategic orientations that firms can pursue in different situations.
