But the explicit reference to monetary policy, rather than the general terms mentioned in September, suggested that the group regarded that as the key tool for more tinkering.
Although the business magazine Forbes has disputed that this was Houston's final will – it claims she updated the document in 2004– the general terms are undisputed.
Converting Lanzmann's absolutes of death and life into the general terms of Judaism as an ethical culture, Nemes — for all the horrors he evokes — offers comfortingly cautionary lessons for modern times.
Indeed, Jean Louise/Lee herself, though passionately opposed to what her uncle and her father are saying, nevertheless accepts the general terms of the debate as the right ones.
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Using the notation of the early 20th-century logician Jan Łukasiewicz, the general terms or term variables can be expressed as lowercase Latin letters a, b, and c, with capitals reserved for the four syllogistic operators that specify A, E, I, and O propositions.
