Toleration, in this view, grants permission for difference but does not praise or affirm it.
A book that switches point of view grants the reader a unique perspective of the relationships in the story, an angle the characters will never see.
They submitted that, contrary to the government's view, granting parental authority to both parents could enhance the well-being of children and better protect their interests.
A would-be relativist about morality needs to decide whether his view grants the existence of some absolute moral facts, or whether it is to be a pure relativism, free of any commitment to absolutes.
But, as abundantly generous recompense for such active exertion, the bird's-eye view grants the freedom to eschew efficiency, to choose one's own path, to wander, improvise and play among the hills.
Second is the rejection of the Cartesian view granting priority to knowledge of our own mind.
California's Supreme Court has arguably allowed for unnecessary litigation by its expansive view granting non-litigants standing to appear in cases such as this as intervenors.
This controversy was eventually settled by the Supreme Court of the United States in McCulloch v. Maryland, which in essence adopted Hamilton's view, granting the federal government broad freedom to select the best means to execute its constitutionally enumerated powers, specifically the doctrine of implied powers.
Mr. Bush, after weighing a request for an in-depth interview on his religious views, granted a brief telephone interview en route to a New Hampshire airport.
Bellarmine, somewhat sympathetic to Galileo's views, granted him an audience in which he warned him not to defend the Copernican theory but to regard it only as a hypothesis.
