Mr Holgate, for instance, a partner of the world's largest accounting firm and by no means a wild-eyed radical, believes that presenting profits in this way would be much more realistic.
The victory over the Soviets left the Islamic radicals believing, as Mr. Sattar puts it, "If I can defeat the evil empire, I can defeat anybody else".
There was a time in Britain when radicals believed that progress depended on following the continental model.
Not even manic market radicals believe, as Judt avers, that private interest will produce enough public goods — like public education or an interstate highway system.
Because such a large number of radicals believed that Christ's new order was imminent, they generally took a negative view of most human means of facing problems.
Somalia is a country with no effective central government, unpoliced borders and local Islamic radicals believed to be linked to Osama bin Laden.
And a lot of radicals are not going to like it, because most radicals believe that to talk about God and the Devil is retrogressive.' Add up the Jews, the fundamentalists, the radicals and what he calls the Acumenarians', an especially low form of critical life in Mailer 's world, and he's just about to alienate most of America.
Since the French radicals believed that the principles of reason mandate a specific kind of constitution, and since traditional French institutions were very far from that ideal, they held that these institutions are contrary to reason, so that it was obligatory to abolish them.
New Radicals believe that things may be bad, but it's not hopeless, and that each of us can make a difference.
Specifically, Mary Shelley's allusions to what radicals believed was a failed revolution in France and the Godwinian, Wollstonecraftian, and Burkean responses to it, challenge "Enlightenment faith in the inevitability of progress through collective efforts".
