Once available funding falls below 10 15% in our model, however, submitting many proposals, despite the tax that this represents on both individuals and their scientific communities, appears to be the only recourse if the goal is to maintain research funding.
A system of private violence, without recourse to the justice system, was leveraged to maintain cultural conformity.
One way to do that is to maintain a system of civil recourse, which entitles her to demand a remedy from anyone who assaults her.
Research suggests that legal cynicism a cultural frame in which the law is viewed as illegitimate and ineffective encourages violence to maintain personal safety when legal recourse is unreliable.
With the exception of 1976 to 1982 and the early 1990s, Thai monetary and fiscal policies have been traditionally conservative as a result of the desire to maintain the nominal exchange rate without a major recourse to quantitative foreign exchange control (Siamwalla 1990).
Any attempt to maintain ecological integrity and diversity in the 21st century then, must therefore include recourse to economics and economic actors, just as any attempt to maintain economic stability and prosperity must recourse to ecology and ecological actors.
(2) Can these interpretations be accounted for without recourse to measure functions and degrees, maintaining a degree-less analysis for gradable predicates?
Some critics have maintained that only a recourse to theories can give us the answer (e.g., Lindsay 1937, 458; Gillies 1972, 23).
But Batra, who is associated with the family of Hindu nationalist organizations connected to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (R.S.S ., has many defenders, who maintain that he has simply sought recourse to which he is entitled by Indian law.
In 1761 Gluck composed the music for Don Juan, a ballet by Gasparo Angiolini, the Italian ballet master at Vienna, who maintained that dancing should be self-expressive without recourse to verbal explanations.
