To Murray, the overarching problem is that liberal elites, while themselves living lives of probity, have refused to proselytize for the bourgeois virtues to which they subscribe, thus leaving their less discerning fellow-citizens to flounder in the anti-bourgeois legacy of the counter-cultural 1960s.
It would allow us to buy only what someone had already subscribed for, thus reducing spoilage almost completely.
So Big Phil declared war on order (thus subscribing to Elliot's "control is an illusion" mantra).
While most of the Tibetans still hold strong to their Buddhist faith and thus subscribe to the traditional perspective of the Dalai Lama, they have also been able to see his human side.
The penetration rate is 100%; that is, all vehicles are subscribed to the route guidance service and thus can periodically receive route guidance.
Halleck, on the other hand, subscribed to a "places" theory of war, and thus aimed at depriving the Confederacy of important locations like the rail depots at Corinth and avoiding direct, set-piece battles wherever possible.
You can also subscribe for $2.50/mo and thus to donate $1 to the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.
This kind of method wants to generate conclusions that, once the theory is agreed upon, would be binding for all rational agents (or, at least, all rational agents who subscribe to that theory, thus expressed).
It was thus obvious to note from the study that at least half of all women with secondary and higher levels of education were subscribed to the NHIS [37].
But for the 11 million households that still use an antenna to receive over-the-air signals (and thus do not subscribe to cable or satellite) there could be some interference between stations as the F.C.C. tries to press TV signals into a tighter spectrum bands.
