Privatizing what could be viewed as basic law enforcement may strike some as unseemly, particularly if it further enriched hedge fund managers.
His work centred on the interpretation of the governing symbols and myths of political society, the understanding of which he viewed as basic to the success of political theory.
The importance of the first two information types in the day after the earthquake can be viewed as basic information-seeking behavior, and is consistent with previous studies.
Thus in Brentano's mature account of the Retentional specious present, alterations in contents themselves – a mechanism similar to that proposed by Broad – have given way to alterations in the way contents are experienced, and these ways of experiencing are to be viewed as basic modes of consciousness.
In particular, Dienstag argues that the era of personal, genetics-based medicine (PMC 2009) requires that biochemistry, genetics, and cell/molecular biology be viewed as basic sciences that must be mastered (in depth) during the pre-medical years and built upon in medical school.
Yet in an important address delivered as long ago as 1983, Pope John Paul II argued that genetic enhancement was permissible — indeed, laudable — even from a Catholic point of view, as long as it met certain basic moral rules.
Most people view this as basic research at this stage.
We want to understand-to cite Randall Collins once more-the formation of "intellectual groups, master-pupil chains, contemporaneous rivalries," and any other sociological structures to which we can gain access through our sources, since we view these as basic conditions of interpretive validity.
Here we view modules as basic system components (i.e., nodes of a network) and describe their relationships using network language.
The finding that underscores what both sides view as a basic tenet of this election: The winner on Tuesday will be the candidate who does the best job of turning out supporters.
