However, many leaders, such as Hunter, oppose government coercion on issues of private morality, and all have what Gushee calls a "consistent pro-life agenda" — one that accords with Catholic social teachings on war, poverty, and human rights.
There are many sides to the refugee debate in Australia, but an overarching question is this: how can we create a more sustainable and humane policy that accords with international law?
The danger for the government is that it exaggerates a problem because that accords with the perceptions of a significant part of the electorate, but then despite its promised action the problem only appears to get worse.
That accords with something I heard earlier this year from someone who knows Page: that Plant had mentioned to Page that if the wind was right, and the Lord was willing, maybe – just maybe – he could get back together with Page and John Paul Jones.
But, in the current climate, the arts are required to show that they're doing this for people not conveniently assembled in schools, hospitals and prisons, in a manner that accords with the Treasury's methods of assessing how other government activities achieve their objectives.
So an ECJ ruling that accords with the AG would likely cement those regional retreats.
Being one with Dao does not describe any mystical union with a divine source or sacred power, but reflects a mode of being that accords with the assumed original nature marked by natural goodness and the absence of excessive desire.
"Some of that accords with their small government ideals," Center for Progressive Reform regulatory wonk James Goodwin told me.
That accords with an earlier study, in which several colleagues and I found inequality in childcare time by parents' education.
Outsiders reading the content available on the site could get a better sense of how far the industry actually pushes itself on ethics now and how that accords with their values as viewers.
Our data demonstrate that this network adapts its gain and sensitivity during reward and novelty processing in a manner that accords with the statistics of likely prediction errors [Tobler et al., 2005].
