Domestic freedom is the only sure cure for this tendency of authoritarian regimes toward spiraling belligerence.
Maybe it is the phrase "seizing and looting"; Chivers has written other reports on this tendency of the rebels, and the stories are increasingly disturbing.
This tendency of investors to favor their own country's securities is so pronounced and so universal that researchers have given a name to it: home bias.
Stealing the big boss's thunder However, this tendency of the best mid-ranking managers to interpret orders from above can leave the big cheeses resentful.
One only needs another conception: a beginningless power that would account for this tendency of consciousness to take up forms and to externalize them.
In any event, one can look at this tendency of the fashion industry to latch on to any old news story that comes its way as marvellous proof of its rarely noted all-inclusive nature.
"The reaction of people of faith to this tendency of democracy to obscure the divine authority behind government should not be resignation to it, but the resolution to combat it as effectively as possible," he said in Chicago.
This tendency of athletes to define themselves in non-academic terms seems to be reinforced by peer effects ("jock culture"), and it helps explain why athletes underperform in class..
"In the last couple of years, this tendency of the Southern Baptist Convention leadership to ordain their creed on others has become more onerous for me and more difficult for me to accept".
One can see something of this tendency of liberal ideals to go beyond themselves in the way in which equality of opportunity, on close inspection, slides into equality of outcome.
This tendency of philosophy, however, denatures human experience, which knows not one but three separate domains (which Kant had referred to in a different context), namely, God, the world, and humanity.
