Major decisions are invariably made at the top, and without high level contacts it is often impossible to gauge the true disposition of the leadership.
But there is no mistaking that these days, antics of Mr. Gore that might have been seen as forced and silly a month ago now are being described through the prism of the media and the pundits as evidence that the vice president, finally, is now comfortable allowing people to see his true disposition.
Public indignation was so strong, however, that five years later the King found it advisable, by the enactment of the Statute of Wills, to open the way for true testamentary disposition of land.
By contrast, the second value is the FHEC related to the individual's actual choice, which she selected with her ex ante preferences according to her true medical disposition.
If someone else is talking to you, just nod and keep a light expression, there is no need for you to make comments and risk giving off your true negative disposition.
The Commissioner further concluded that WTP's failure to register as a political committee and to disclose the true source and disposition of the funds it raised "frustrates the purpose of Montana's Campaign Finance and Practices Act [and] raises the specter of corruption of the electoral process".
The Japanese, by contrast, remained almost totally unaware of their opponent's true strength and dispositions even after the battle began.
However, it is undoubtedly true of some dispositions.
That is true of type-specifying dispositions, but not of detail-specifying dispositions.
And when, from flashbacks, we piece together the tragedy that shaped his volatile disposition, his true identity — and the film's — becomes clear.
True to their common disposition, formal epistemology exemplifies explicative methodology.
