On the positive side, Abelard argues that unless intentions are the key ingredient in assessing moral value it is hard to see why coercion, in which one is forced to do something against his or her will, should exculpate the agent; likewise for ignorance though Abelard points out that the important moral notion is not simply ignorance but strictly speaking negligence.
"All these things have nothing whatever to do with the referendum which is simply and strictly about extending the categories of people who can get married".
And as far as I'm concerned, Radio 3 should continue to err on the side of telling us that bit too much, rather than restricting itself to only what's strictly necessary, or simply letting the music speak for itself.
In many instances, union leaders said, what the agency characterized as concessions to improve safety were simply decisions to begin strictly enforcing many rules that have long been on the books.
The sawtooth pattern of the power functions for both distributions is a direct consequence of their discrete nature: for many coverage values, the significance level simply happens to be strictly smaller than α and therefore leading to a small loss of power.
Some say it is supposed to be simply a no-flight zone, strictly for humanitarian purposes.
For Aristotle, strictly speaking, happiness simply is the exercise of the highest virtues, those of theoretical reason and understanding.
The point is not that these are as desirable as the options open to non-inmates, but simply that there are no strictly numerical ways of making this comparison that will capture what we think is important about freedom.
More positive, The Times once described her as having simply "held a highly and strictly confidential situation about the person of the Sovereign".
After you've been ripped apart, you'd rather skip all the emotions and keep it strictly platonic or simply about whatever keeps the senses happy.
