In these pages, "Happy Now?" becomes a dark thriller as Claire, ready to face the truth, pursues it with desperation.
Protecting that freedom requires consistent judicial engagement -- genuine efforts, grounded in reliable evidence, to determine whether the government is in truth pursuing constitutional ends through means that demonstrably further those ends.
Fourth, and relatedly, in contexts when we aim at truth or justification, we also recognize the importance of other considerations and allow these considerations to constrain the means by which truth is pursued, for example, spouses cannot be required to testify against one another (Freeman 2007, 233 235; Rawls 1996, 218).
Paulo stuck to his truth and pursued his creativity.
Science, then, doesn't aim at truth simpliciter but rather at something more narrow: truth worth pursuing from the point of view of our cognitive, practical and social goals.
For starters, there is no such thing as a single public goal or truth to pursue.
The purpose of law enforcement is to seek truth and pursue justice.
Seek the truth, and pursue it earnestly.
He notes that the ancient Aramaic interpretive translation of the Torah renders Deuteronomy 16:20 as "Truth, truth shall you pursue". He goes on to explain: "There is a level of truth that is about illuminating the mind and intellect.
Line sitters, copy sellers, testes: All of this material suggested ways the elusive quality of truth can be pursued (or claimed) by using the human body.
