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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CAPACIOUSLY»
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1
Torture and Moral Integrity: A Philosophical Enquiry
A definition of torture should include at most a capaciously abstract reference to
the dimension of time. For example, such a definition might state that the infliction
of severe pain will continue until the purpose underlying it has been fulfilled or ...
2
Transformations: Recollective Imagination and Sexual Difference
Ifwewish tobe able capaciously to judge, asofcourse wemust, we need to make
ourselves able capaciously to see. Andfor that, whatwe have already seen—the
insides ofour railway compartments;the shining historical examples of our nations
, ...
3
Capabilities, Gender, Equality: Towards Fundamental Entitlements
This limits how capaciously they can interpret capabilities and capacities,
because the more capaciously they are understood, the less likely it is that they
will be the object of an overlap- ping consensus among reasonable people. But
both ...
Flavio Comim, Martha C. Nussbaum, 2014
4
It's Not the Journey- It's the Destination
Are the Black species body (engine) human brain cortex programmed
conditioned to capaciously contained—Forgive—Forget—Forgiveness. Forgive
but not forgotten-move on the human powerful intellect forces moving forward
creating ...
5
Using Action Research Protocols to Structure the Development ...
“If we wish to be able capaciously to judge, as of course we must, we need to
make ourselves able capaciously to see” (Geertz, 2000, p. 87). Thus . . . inquiry,
however it may initially have been conceived, turns into a frame experiment.
6
Available Light: Anthropological Reflections on ...
If we wish to be able capaciously to judge, as of course we must, we need to
make ourselves able capaciously to see. And for that, what we have already seen
—the insides of our railway compartments; the shining historical examples of our
...
7
The Stormglass Protocol
" And that's when Jake stopped pretending to be a spy. Because the others weren't pretending at all. The first heart-pounding installment in the Stormglass adventure series, written by the award-winning Tim Pratt and Andy Deemer.
Andy Deemer, Tim Pratt, 2013
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Desire and Excess: The Nineteenth-century Culture of Art
Jonah Siegel is right on target in dealing with this hugely important issue. I can only admire the vast range of themes and the quiet display of learning so apparent in this text. The book kept me constantly alert and informed.
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Democracy and Distrust: A Theory of Judicial Review
... and on the other, with what might capaciously be designated process writ large
' —with ensuring broad participation in the processes and distributions of
government.47 An argument by way of ejusdem generis seems particularly
justified in ...
10
The Origins of the Welfare State: Women, Work, and the ...
Women workers and the revolutionary origins of the modern welfare state
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «CAPACIOUSLY»
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One for the people
Writing for five justices, Ruth Bader Ginsburg turned to dictionaries from the founding era defining the term “capaciously”. A legislature, she ... «The Economist, jul 15»
This Ginsburg Decision Could Be the Most Important of the Supreme …
Dictionaries from the founding era, Ginsburg writes, “capaciously define the word 'legislature,' ” usually as “[t]he power that makes laws” or “the ... «Slate Magazine, jun 15»
US Supreme Court upholds Arizona redistricting commission
... "We note, preliminarily, that dictionaries, even those in circulation during the founding era, capaciously define the word 'legislature,'" and that ... «Prescott Daily Courier, jun 15»
Wandering Lonely as a Cloud
Mr. Vanhoenacker is capaciously well read and not afraid to compare this moment of flying to a stanza in a William Wordsworth poem (“Twelve ... «Wall Street Journal, jun 15»
A Paws for Pets
This was an out of county truck, so imagine the terror this little kitten had riding capaciously in the tire well or wherever she was huddled driving ... «York News-Times, jun 15»
Slave Or Rebel? Ten Principles For Escaping The Matrix And …
If bread is supplied regularly and capaciously three times a day, many of them will be perfectly content to live by bread alone—or at least by ... «Western Journalism, jun 15»
Are You a Slave or a Rebel?
If bread is supplied regularly and capaciously three times a day, many of them will be perfectly content to live by bread alone—or at least by ... «American Clarion, jun 15»
Anything, anywhere OZ Minerals on prowl
OZ chief Andrew Cole says the miner will adopt a capaciously open mind when it comes to the size and location of assets and the commodity ... «The Australian, abr 15»
The American People Don't Like the Terms of the Iran Deal …
(The question then was worded more capaciously: “Do you support or oppose the United States taking military action to keep Iran from getting ... «Commentary Magazine, mar 15»
Here's a new take on the typical Toronto house
... and narrowly if the house was put up when Gothic was in vogue, broadly and capaciously if it was topped off in the Edwardian era, and so on. «The Globe and Mail, fev 15»
