It seems axiomatic that to love police work, one has to love people.
When you're hungry you can't concentrate as well, so it seems axiomatic that a full-bellied brigade will produce a better meal for you.
If the government locks you up because they want to know what you know, it seems axiomatic to me that you don't create a permanent record for them while they have you under lock and key.
It seems axiomatic in Congress that whenever a bill comes along that both parties agree must be passed, it becomes a magnet for every piece of pork, every political cause, every lobbyist giveaway.
Somehow this seems axiomatic if the organization is one's own, but not if the organization — whether it's the K.G.B., Apple Computer, or the Obama White House — seems inaccessible, powerful, and effective.
Somehow this seems axiomatic if the organization is one's own, but not if the organization whether it's the K.G.B., Apple Computer, or the Obama White House seems inaccessible, powerful, and effective.
Does the percentage of offshorable jobs actually matter?It seems axiomatic that both the economically appropriate and the politically feasible policy responses to offshoring should differ depending on whether the share of the workforce holding offshorable jobs is, say, 2 %, 25, or 75%.
That approach seems axiomatic of the label's output thus far.
With our aging demographics, middle-class wage stagnation and job losses -- which play an important role in this piece-increasing inequality, macroeconomic booms and busts, it seems axiomatic to many of us that we need an amply funded federal government.
This may highlight the importance of humans in the EFHIA process, which seems axiomatic but may be easy to overlook.
Although a quest for evidence cannot always be allowed to delay policy choice, it seems axiomatic to us that policy options are improved by the incorporation of evidence.
