The emergence of these candidates has been a curious phenomenon whose origins can be traced to an article of the Lisbon treaty promising that the commission president would be appointed "taking into account the elections to the European parliament".
The revival of philosophical interest in emotions from the middle of the twentieth century can be traced to an article by Erroll Bedford (1957), and a book by Anthony Kenny (1963) which argued against the assumption that emotions are feelings, impervious to either will or reason.
The origin of the name can be traced to an article in the Toronto Sun on June 23 , 2007 by columnist Joe Warmington, in which he interviewed Northumberland photographer Pete Fisher.
It is uncertain who originated the idea for a US coin to commemorate the peace following World War I; the genesis is usually traced to an article by Frank Duffield published in the November 1918 issue of The Numismatist.
The name Cubs can be traced to a Chicago Daily News article in 1902 reporting that the manager would "devote his strongest efforts on the team work of the new Cubs this year".
It has a secular history given that its origins can be traced to the seminal articles published by Charles H. Dow in the Wall Street Journal between 1900 and 1902, and its basic concepts became popular after the contributions of Hamilton ([1922]) and Rhea ([1932]).
This has been traced to a Chicago Tribune article and James Beard who "insisted that angels on horseback required ham as a wrapper, and that if bacon were used, what you'd have would be devils on horseback".
We do not have data that allowed us to trace for each article what information was solicited by the journal, what was reported by the author, and how disclosed information was processed by the editors.
Home Secretary David Blunkett's push to get the bill through Parliament by Christmas prompted The Independent, a daily with a liberal editorial stance, to suggest that the lawmakers might want to take a little more time to contemplate the removal of a right that can be traced back to an article of the Magna Carta in 1215 and was codified in the Habeas Corpus Act of 1640.
An online search for "Bicholim conflict" or for many of the article's purported sources produces only results that can be traced back to the article itself.
A history of trial by jury 1215: Magna Carta signed The notion of trial by jury traces its roots back to Article 39 of the Magna Carta signed by King John in 1215.
