The artist's often stated ideal, a "nonexclusive audience," was making the place its own.
In its recent primary elections, bellicose figures who reject the two-state ideal prevailed.
Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, Adam Smith, and other major philosophers had as vivid and energizing sense of the ideal ideal state, ideal economy, ideal civil society as any earlier utopian writer.
The stated ideal is noble, or noble enough — to make the area safe for Mexicans and Americans — but the means degrade the ends.
For liberal Israelis, and for Arabs who hope to be accepted as equals, Kashua embodied the country's stated ideal of coexistence — of Arab Israelis' full legal and civil integration.
Despite his grudging acceptance of the two-state ideal, Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, sounds perfectly content with the status quo: in effect, fortress Israel with the Palestinians impotently walled off.
"You don't really start to get the support-for-the-state ideal until the late 19th century, which is a time of the expanding role of the United States in world affairs".
Sun valley, one of the nation's top resort communities, is only 2.5 hours away and Idaho in general offers more cubic water per square inch than any other state, ideal for those interested in kayaking, rafting, and fishing.
Do we ever intend to live up to our stated ideal of "All men are created equal"?
First, our outcome measure is only a stated ideal for age at parenthood; we have not followed our cohort to examine childbearing itself.
Finally, even all of our predictor variables entered together accounted for only a minority of the variation in stated ideal age for parenthood.
