This theory, if upheld, would provide physiological support for episodes of pure consciousness (for more on this theory see section 8.7.1).
The resolution of the nullification crisis in favour of the federal government helped to undermine the nullification doctrine, the constitutional theory that upheld the right of states to nullify federal acts within their boundaries.
Mr. Edwards, 58, and his lawyers have argued that if the prosecutors' theory is upheld, then campaigns could use legal contributions "to pay for a candidate to conceal a mistress, conceal an unwed pregnant daughter and, one would imagine, even to pay for an abortion to hide evidence of an affair".
Mises' unparalleled contributions to economic theory, which upheld a free market over one controlled by a coercive government, later fostered a world-wide movement.
When those run dry, the experienced speaker will seek refuge in the damp, wooly depths of guanhua — the bureaucratic jargon of numbered clauses, of theories firmly upheld and banners held high.
In theory, they uphold professional standards.
Mr Brands has no particular argument to press or theory to uphold.
Wang, who has no formal legal training himself, abandoned the efforts of his predecessors to improve judicial competence, training, and autonomy, and instead placed primary importance on the ideological implications of the "Three Supremes" theory and upholding the leadership of the Communist Party.
This trend would be expected from the present theory, which upholds a mechanistic, gradual origin of de novo genes.
That theory had been upheld through astronomical observations in 1919.
