But in an environment in which we can be certain that the nominee will have a rigidly defined agenda, the people should know the details before the Senate grants a lifetime appointment.
This is of course the sense which we defined above in terms of necessitation: even if x rigidly necessitates y that does not entail that y must be ontologically prior to x.
I believe that in order for real progress to be made in a rigidly bipartisan political system like America, it is imperative to make the people we disagree with on some issues feel that we are eager to unite on those on which we agree.
When we rigidly categorise "sweet" and "savoury" spices, our baking suffers.
We rigidly controlled the functional MRI data for head movements by visual inspection.
Worst hit were the Baltics, which had rigidly pegged their currencies to the euro since the early 2000s.
When he goes out in public, Mr. Hoffmeister says he feels self-conscious about people staring at his withered arm, which hangs rigidly from the shoulder.
Qin Kai and Luo Yutong of China won gold this morning in men's synchronized diving, despite having to purge their routine of all somersaults, back flips, pikes, twists and tucks, all of which are forbidden by pool rules, which are rigidly enforced by lifeguards.
Bryant, a writer for ESPN the Magazine and the author of "Shut Out: A Story of Race and Baseball in Boston," opens his account with a thorough description of Aaron's hometown, Mobile, Ala., and its Jim Crow ordinances and customs, which were rigidly and degradingly enforced.
The new wave of composition in Europe, which has eager acolytes in New York, is a splash of cold water for a composer who came of age in the nineteen-nineties, when New Romanticism provided a much-needed firebreak to the excesses of the postwar avant-garde, which Boulez rigidly embodied.
