Posterity will supply the reasons for the looming rise in interest rates.
Laura Rozen of Politico got hold of a memo by a staffer from the Senate Republican Policy Committee that purports to supply the reasons why the Senate should delay any vote on the treaty.
He supplied the answer: "What reason to expect that the treasury will be better filled in future, or that money can be obtained under the present powers of Congress to support a war.
She dropped out of college, had a baby: "And then the father fought me for custody, using the drugs he supplied as the reason for me being unsuitable," she says.
Furthermore, the brief elaborations the Chinese students supplied regarding the reason they avoid clothing related to issues of personal identity, with no mention of social or cultural motivations for doing so.
And yet, with this knowledge readily accessible to them, White students in my class ceaselessly supplied reason after reason for why they felt unsafe on the UC Berkeley campus.
Or that is the theory: in practice, when big payers such as the United States fall behind with their dues, it takes a while to repay the countries, often among the world's poorest, who have supplied the troops.There are other reasons why regional intervention cannot always be the answer.
For example, Alexander Jamieson, in the first volume of his A Dictionary of Mechanical Science, Arts, Manufactures, and Miscellaneous Knowledge (1829), defined the term instinct as "an appellation given to the sagacity and natural inclinations of brutes, which supplies the place of reason in mankind".
Their claim, instead, is that too few people have either expressly or tacitly given the kind of actual consent that can ground a general obligation to obey the law, and hypothetical consent cannot supply the defect, for reasons already noted.
