This is because it demonstrated the willingness of some to take steps - even if small and seemingly insignificant - towards overcoming ethnophyletism, while at the same time revealing the resistance of others to give priority to ecclesiology over ethnophyletism.
Sometimes leadership is lonely, but if it is the right thing to do for Britain, I'm glad that we have got a strong prime minister who's prepared to take those steps, even if it means that he is isolated from time-to-time.
But not everyone will bother to take those steps, even if he or she discovers having been dragooned into the spammers' global army.
In just a few months on the job, the former airport chief and transportation executive has shown a willingness to take unpopular steps, even if it means angering riders and the officials who help fund his system.
You should take this step even if you do not think that your abuser knows your passwords.
In particular, Clegg needs to hit the road, catch a dose of initiativitis and take steps to ensure that even if the national media choose to ignore what he has to say, he is using every tool at his disposal to ensure that it comes across anyway.
Andrea Albanese, a 27-year-old employee of the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Va., recently filled out the form offered by the diocese because she wanted to ensure that loved ones would not take steps to end her life, even if she was in pain.
Get out in front and take steps to force improved communications, even if that means downplaying technology.
As president, I will take steps to correct these trade imbalances, even if I have to step on some toes to do it.
The Precautionary Principle is an increasingly influential aspect of modern policy making, challenging regulators to take steps to protect against potential harms, even if causal chains are uncertain [ 10- 12].
The experts consulted uniformly agreed that even older people can at least take steps to reduce tensions and improve their relationship, even if they cannot actually change.
