So it would be nice if he offered strong evidence for his ultimate claim, that boys are at higher risk of being mislabeled.
The ultimate claim of the universalistic position is found in Malachi 1 11: "For from the rising of the sun to its setting my name is great among the nations".
What I think is happening now in America is that, finally, as the corporate interests make their ultimate claim on the commons, they have created what my old friend Florence Reece described as a "which side are you on?" moment.
What the founders and Locke were saying was that the ultimate claims of religion should simply not be allowed to interfere with political and religious freedom.
Armand R. from Edmonton asked a question at the end of last year about one of the ultimate claims made about the fast food chain's food, and McDonald's has responded.
As Klein leaves his post, the Times announced in September that, due to new testing standards: City Reports Nearly Fivefold Increase in Students Repeating a Grade, undercutting both Klein's and Bloomberg's ultimate claims to success.
BUG Australia 2004 The writers of BUG (the backpackers' ultimate guide) claim it is the only guide devoted solely to backpackers, providing the information they really want and need.
The Circuit acknowledged that its holding had great relevance to the tribe's ultimate land claim: Before turning to the district court's rulings, we must acknowledge a certain awkwardness in deciding whether the Act encompasses the Tribe without considering at the same time whether the Act encompasses the controverted land transactions with Maine.
The "ultimate cure" claim, of course, is predicated on our capacity to ignore the dynamic interplay between the vector, host, and pathogen that occurs within a social, cultural, physical and biological context.
Berlin based these assertions on empirical grounds—on "the world that we encounter in ordinary experience", in which "we are faced with choices between ends equally ultimate, and claims equally absolute, the realisation of some of which must inevitably involve the sacrifice of others" (2002, 213 14).
The Nirvāna-tantra clearly presents her uncontrolled nature as the Ultimate Reality, claiming that the trimurti of Brahma, Vishnu and Rudra arise and disappear from her like bubbles from the sea.
