Because the truth is that we have all been robbed, systematically, by the world's wealthiest people, for decades.
Truth is thereby determined systematically by the satisfaction of sentential constituents.
Those polls would have to be off, systematically, by about 2 percent for Romney to win.
The territories that had been wrested from the Turks had to be resettled systematically by German and other immigrants.
The TIHV says that even in 2004, "torture was applied systematically by police, gendarmerie and special units in interrogation centres".
Books, posters, statues and photographs were destroyed, first spontaneously by adversaries and then systematically by a military regime bent on erasing their memory.
Still, so much is not captured systematically by regular social or economic surveys, which are critical for measuring gender equality, and also for tracking progress towards SDG5.
In essence, the system seeks to control contamination systematically by identifying hazards at each stage of processing, rather than simply finding contamination in the finished product.
"All these options were rejected systematically by the E.L.N., placing in doubt their commitment to peace" Mr. Pastrana said, referring to the second-largest force by its initials.
"The physical examination is an essential component that should be done systematically by personnel trained to detect developmental abnormalities that otherwise will go unnoticed," she says.
He approached each challenge systematically by taking summer courses, doing research that often resulted in publication of scientific papers of which he had scores.
