At the discourse level, de Groote (2006) gives a type-theoretic analysis of dynamic phenomena, modeling propositions as functions over a sentence's left and right context (continuation).
I understand the parallel they're drawing, but there's a reason large numbers of women remain unconvinced that it's "rights" and not control that motivate pro-life Republicans: it's hard to argue your cause of fetal rights is a continuation of the expansion of rights to women and blacks if you don't actually continue to fight for the rights of women and blacks.
"I am confident that my administration, in cooperation with the Detroit City Council and the State of Michigan, will find the right path for continuation of our much-needed reforms," he said.
b Ultrasound biomicroscopy of right eye, showing continuation of the iris granuloma into the ciliary body and then onto the sclera.
The consecutive points (V, B), obtained from the data collected at each analysis, define a sample path from the left to the right of the continuation region.
While land occupation may play a role in escalating tensions, for José Marimán political scientist, sometime government advisor, and a leading authority on Mapuche issues the abandonment of activism under current conditions would simply mean further subjugation of indigenous rights and a continuation of past injustice for those dispossessed decades earlier.
In this formulation, the threshold represents a priori judgments about when to give up on response to medication, and the goal is to find the right response thresholds for continuation, augmentation, or switching.
It includes defending the public with respect to their civil rights, civil liberties and other needs, e.g., national health insurance, the right of abortion, the continuation of Social Security, gay rights, other rights of privacy, fair progressive taxation and a host of other needs and rights.
Blum believes racial preferences are a perversion of the civil rights legacy, not a continuation of it.
