Yet it would be simplistic to think that such Athenian-influenced constitutions were necessarily a significant upholding of human rights.
JUDITH THURMAN: No, it is not simplistic, I think that if you are forced to describe things for someone else, it sharpens your senses.
But it is too simplistic to think it is good news if the euro zone sticks together and a disaster if it breaks apart, he said.Britain's own rebalancing has scarcely been painless.
Some pro-Europeans believe it is simplistic to think that the backlash against Labour in Scotland is due to the Better Together campaign rather than stemming from deep-seated revulsion against Labour's politics.
But it seems worryingly simplistic to think that there is not a trade-off between raising awareness and using people whom many know to be hypocrites to do so.
But what happened in this city in the 105 hours after the explosions is an example of the very best of law enforcement, and without being cliche or overly simplistic, I think we can explore that in this film".
"It is simplistic to think that China's news management system only protects the interests of the government," it said.
Still, they highlighted that it is too simplistic to think that this technical fix is sufficient to alleviate all concerns associated with GM crops.
While government pressure likely is one factor leading to Microsoft's increased openness, it would be dangerously simplistic to think such an important and complex business decision turned on this single factor.
"At this time, it is a bit simplistic to think that the whole story of fragile X syndrome is controlled by the ability of this protein to regulate a single mRNA," says Harry Orr of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
Is it naive and simplistic to think that music can make a difference against terrorism?
