At its core, what the plan reveals is how utterly the army has come to reject the logic of Oslo.
The committee rejected the logic of the EU-Turkey deal, citing some of the EU's own previous directives as explanations for their decision.
"The Iraqi people understand the logic of liberation and they reject the logic of occupation," said Ahmad Chalabi, head of the Iraqi National Congress and one of the participants in today's meeting.
The January , 1995 decision, in Cuban American Bar v. Christopher, by the Eleventh U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, rejected the logic of Johnson's orders, and firmly situated Gitmo outside the United States and constitutional limits on state power.
But it is certainly not rejecting the logic behind it.
Mr. Gingrich's campaign rejected the logic that if he stepped aside, his supporters would go to Mr. Santorum.
But Łukasiewicz's championing of multivalence in the analysis of modality has been almost universally rejected, and the logic of modality has inexorably followed other paths, mostly bivalent, non-extensional ones.
We as Americans must reject the corrupting logic of torture, with its dangerous assumptions of guilt and innocence, and work hard to see every other person as a human being first, with infinite dignity and worth.
He attains his own great power by rejecting the depraved logic of violence and counter-violence that presently ravages large parts of the world.
Labour and crossbench peers, however, must reject this as the logic of the cowboy builder – who first creates ugly new facts on the ground, and only later asks for planning permission.
