"So it is my view that although they are not illegal, they do pose a challenge, particularly as they are used often in secret, raising accountability issues".
Conservatives hold "the laissez-faire 'minimal-state' view that, although we have a moral obligation to refrain from hurting others, we have no obligation to help others.
One Italian weekly, Panorama, took the view that although the domestic economy, the poll tax and Europe were major factors in her increasing unpopularity "most British politicians found it intolerable that a woman should continue to lead them".
KBC said: National Express's new presentation [on its website] supports our view that, although the business is going in the right direction, it will take longer to fix than implied by the market price.
He also expressed the strong view that although Mr. Arafat could not be removed by anyone but the Palestinian people, his failures as a leader of the Palestinian Authority created an opportunity to press him to make compromises he seemed unwilling to make at the Camp David meeting in 2000 and at the very end of the Clinton administration.
So, today's afternoon reversal clearly suggests markets are getting comfortable with the view that although Fed stimulus measures will have to come an end at some point, with a backdrop of a recovering US economy, perhaps withdrawal from the stimulus pills won't be as crippling as some had previously though.
Since the mid-20th century many Roman Catholics and Protestants have moved toward inclusivism the view that, although salvation is by definition Christian, brought about by the atoning work of Christ, it is nevertheless available in principle to all human beings, whether Christian or not.
This leads to the view that, although nucleation kinetics are followed, molecular conformations can become more tightly clumped than is commonly thought to follow inevitably from layer spreading.
The results support Kettlewell's view that although bats may cause significant mortality in B. betularia, they do not prey selectively with respect to B. betularia forms.
At the heart of that rejection is the view that although reason is unavoidably motivated to seek the unconditioned, its theoretical efforts to achieve it are inevitably sterile.
