"The world has failed us," he said in a prime-time speech that radio and television stations had to broadcast nationwide.Despite Mr Correa's conviction about the scheme's soundness, critics have long pointed to flaws.
Looked at from this point of view, soundness is not sufficient for successful argument, for there is no guarantee that a (deductively) valid argument with true premises will convince an audience of its conclusion (or instill in them the attitude an arguer intends).
The argumentative basis for a causal role of early childhood use of paracetamol in asthma development has recently been summarized [ 69] (cited in italics below), allowing a point-by-point inspection of its soundness.
Horses must remain sound of limb to ensure lung soundness, and they must remain sound of lung to achieve and maintain limb soundness.
To summarize, considering all the points discussed above, the soundness of the presumed consent argument can be doubted.
I went on to work with disabled riders, and finally purchased, saddle-broke and brought along a talented young thoroughbred who had "never been on the track" (a big selling point with regard to future soundness and behavioral problems) in order to finance my graduate work in film.
By contrast, the main point of prudential regulation is to maintain the soundness of banks by controlling their capital levels or the investments they can make.
As evidence of the soundness of these policy prescriptions for the developing world, proponents point to the experience of four "Asian tigers": South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
Based on a series of research surveys, our research shows that the success or failure of forest resource co-management depends not only on the soundness of the co-management institution itself (from the power theory point of view) but also on whether the co-management institution can obtain support from local power actors.
"I'm really arguing," he said, "that we should not lose some of the powers we have now, which involve our ability to go into banks, make our direct assessments of their safety and soundness and if necessary, make rules that would keep them safe and sound from a systemic point of view".
