The decision to scrap tax credits for those on low incomes is a precise counter to Cameron's theoretical ambition.
Williams finds something bizarre about the theoretical ambition of discovering a standard for practical judgment that escapes the perspectival peculiarities of the individual point of view.
That cant is, to an extent, the residue of Justice Scalia's theoretical ambition to separate judging from politics, while the partisan scrum carries forward his real-life affirmations of judging as politics.
The theoretical ambition of the present article is to contribute to shed light on the extent to which findings from research on majority family can be applied to migrant families.
First things first: this is not a story about Oprah Winfrey and her theoretical presidential ambitions.
The theoretical rationale and explicit ambition of the Wilson and Cleary model, integration of the biomedical and social sciences, suggested the use of life satisfaction instruments to represent overall quality of life [ 5].
In nurse education, there is often a tension between the ambitions to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical knowledge, and one challenge for nurse education is to elaborate a way to satisfy educational needs, workplace needs and, above all, students' needs (Newton et al. [2009]).
However, the ambition of the theoretical discussion is not sorely to test the explanatory power of the path dependency argument but more generally to understand the underlying driving forces.
The derivation of chemical reactions that spontaneously generate an excess of one enantiomeric form (i.e. one of two stereo-isomers of an asymmetric molecule endowed with the property of handedness or chirality, and mutually related by mirror symmetry) has been a central ambition of numerous theoretical and experimental studies [ 1- 6].
Her ambition was not purely theoretical: as an activist, her intention was to enlarge the population of children receiving a diagnosis of autism, and thereby to secure support for the greatest possible number of people.
