Through the reforms of 1946, France's African subjects were in theory granted full citizenship.
After all, if each hour of work is more lucrative, shouldn't cabbies work more hours?ver the years I have surveyed several cab drivers on this theory (granted not nearly a scientific a study as Messrs Cramerer, Loewenstein, Thaler and Ms. Babcock conducted).
He described as "unlawful," "dangerous," and "erroneous" novel legal theories granting the President the right to authorize abuse.
Because countries like Iran do not let citizens renounce their citizenship and others make it costly or difficult, German law in theory grants exceptions.
India consistently presses Sri Lanka to carry out provisions of its 13th constitutional amendment, first promoted by India in the late 1980s, which in theory grants powers (over policing, land rights) to provincial councils.
These titles, and the power that goes with them, could in theory be granted to anyone, so they should work fairly.
In theory, it grants all of us tremendous narrative power, by providing instant access to our assembled archive of human knowledge and endeavor.
The temptation is to ascribe such speedy recycling to commercial imperatives – in theory, Hindi grants the story its biggest audience – but even on its third spin, this story still feels fresh, urgent and relevant to a moment when we're surrounded by screens.
The theory behind granting stock options is that it aligns executive interests with shareholder interests.
The Wheeler-Feynman theory takes for granted that outgoing, expanding waves are identical with retarded radiation and incoming, contracting waves with advanced radiation.
"When you look at this proverbial choice of two futures in front of us, which we will decide in November, it's essentially kind of re-litigating the Enlightenment: natural rights, where our rights come from nature and God, to borrow phrase from Declaration of Independence... or this new idea, the progressive theory of government granted rights that the government now gives us".
