See, e.g., ante, at 1194-1195 (materislindisputablysputanly" "an essential predicate of the fraud-on-the-market theory"); Brief for Respondent 29 ("If the statement is not materially false, then no one in the class can establish reliance via the integrity of the market").
This theory, or brief sentimentality, must be of recent origin, since 1870, the year of France's most catastrophic military defeat by the Prussians, also produced one of the most famous prephylloxera claret vintages of all time.
But York Cornwell is applying the theory to brief, urgent moments when people could use help but don't get it; over time those moments could add up and contribute to health disparities across racial groups, she said.
The theory, in brief, derives from the idea that all artifacts that is, all human-made objects, including works of art are fragments of history that embody the beliefs of the culture that produced them.
His publications include The Rhetoric of Leviathan: Thomas Hobbes and the Politics of Cultural Transformation, The Idea of a Liberal Theory, A Brief History of Justice and, as editor, Equality and (with Richard Flathman) Leviathan: A Norton Critical Edition.
The DGRP system model is defined based on system-level diagnosis theory; a brief overview of the key concepts of diagnosis is presented next.
While Swift, naturally, handles most of the talking — to judges, reporters, pigeons, dust mites — Katyal masterminds their legal theories and briefs.
While the academy officials would not discuss the Michigan case, several outside legal experts argue that the administration's legal theories in briefs it filed with the Supreme Court in the case raise serious questions about the procedures at the elite training grounds for future military leaders at West Point, Annapolis and Colorado Springs.
Lisi saw the theory as a brief for non-absurdity in physics, and for accessibility.
The complete process consisting the four phases is outlined and brief theory is presented as appropriate.
