However some women indicated that the advice they receive about substance use in pregnancy could be inconsistent; midwives sometimes endorsed the traditional medicines and alcohol that women largely expected to be vilified for reporting.
The Council has sometimes endorsed stricter inspection.
The legislative body's preferred outcome is sometimes to demand a say while declining to endorse the kind of compromises that foreign policy often requires.
In fact, this is why false awakening are sometimes thought to be a particularly compelling reason for endorsing dream skepticism (cf. Russell 1948: 153).
Nevetheless, based on the present work, further studies can now be designed in the knowledge that some adolescents endorse psychosensorial symptoms and that hypoglycaemia symptoms are sometimes reported as good.
Also, celebrities are sometimes linked to products or services without their consent so the celebrity may not even have endorsed the investment.
(This account is sometimes referred to as mereological nihilism, in contrast to the mereological universalism expressed by (P.15i); see van Inwagen 1990: 72ff.[25] Van Inwagen himself endorses a restricted version of nihilism, which leaves room for composite living things.
While there is evidence that Leibniz at least sometimes adopts this position, there is also evidence that he sometimes endorses the view that (at least some) beasts also apperceive.
Stability is sometimes moralized to mean that stability is only of the valuable sort when it is based on "the right reasons" or what reasonable citizens would endorse.
