People like to accuse me of reaching out to them, something I do proudly; but in reality, they reached out to me, and I am simply and gladly responding to their warm and hospitable ini tiation of our growing mutual admiration, relationship, and covenant of respect. ❋ Carlton Pearson (2010)
“For Philoponus conceives space as pure dimensionality, lacking all qualitative differen - tiation” (M. Jammer, p. 55), and to him “space and void are identical,” with “void being a logical neces - sity” (ibid., p. 54); and this creates a foretaste of ❋ SALOMON BOCHNER (1968)
The differen - tiation of individuals into superiors and subordinates, in this analysis, is a necessary moment in the essential process of the individual's realizing his own identity by becoming conscious of himself as an independent being. ❋ LEONARD KRIEGER (1968)
Similarly, differen - agement approaches are developed and as tiation arises from both the choice of activities new inputs become available. ❋ Unknown (2010)
It appears from Mr. Monroe's and Mr. Pinkney's correspondence, as to the aforesaid nego - tiation, that Great Britian refused to yield up her right, and it was apparent she never would yield it on any terms. ❋ Unknown (1812)
In both which we dp acknowledge the most wholesome and fami - liar speech of the Holy Ghpsf, but cannot acknow - ledge your monstrous and newfangled transubstan - tiation. ❋ Unknown (1812)
Thus it has left the door of nego - tiation unciofed, and it remains to be feen if the enemy will ac cept the invitation tendered to him. ❋ Unknown (1812)
I have the satisfaction to inform yon that the nego - tiation between the United States and the Government of Great Britain ia proceeding in a spirit of friendship and accommodation, which promises a result of mutual advantage. ❋ Unknown (1789)
How can the House decide on the ability or fidelity of the negotiator of the Treaty, unless they have a sight of his instrnc - lions, and of his correspondence? how can they determine on the merits or demerits of the nego - tiation 1 ❋ Unknown (1789)
Oa the Earl of Peterborough's happy Nego - tiation of the Marriage between his Royal High - nefs and the Princcfs IVIary d*Este of Modena. ❋ Unknown (1779)
TRANSACTION./: [from irtf«/ ia] Nego - tiation i dealing between man and man; ma - nagement Clarendon. ❋ Unknown (1768)
I hope it will be a trube a trube a trube a trube a trube a trube a truly developmental nego - tiation, iation, iation, iation, iation, which will be very broad-based d-based d-based d-based d-based d-based d-based but will also agree very specifi specifi specifi specifi specifi specifi specific and detailed steps to help de help de help de help de help de help de help developingof line. " ❋ Unknown (1999)
Leaning heavily on the nine - teenth-century concept of fixity of origin and differen - tiation of the embryonic germ-layers (ectoderm, ❋ JANE OPPENHEIMER (1968)
The United States for several years endeavored to defend and vindicate their rights against the aggressions and usurpations of England, by nego - tiation, in the most friendly manner, but without effect; they then with the same object in view, that is, to defend and vindicate their rights against the aggressions and usurpations of England, de - clared war, and for that reason they who were and are for war, named it a defensive war. ❋ Unknown (1789)
: hat they were totally at a lofs, to give a rational and confiftent expla - tiation of the connexion, and inter - pretation of the two prophecies. ❋ Unknown (1787)
If the dodtrines held by Papilts were confined to matters of opinion in religion, and did not in - clude political tenets of the moft dangerous ten - dency, they might expeft the fame connivance, which has generally been extended to other erro - neous fe6ts: they might bov/down to their ima - ges, fwallow the abfurd doftrine of tranfubftan - tiation, and amufe themfelves with dreams of Purgatory, without interruption: their ignorance and fuperflition would rather excite compaflion, than expofe them to the confequences of any Pe - nal Statutes. ❋ Unknown (1779)
