To equivocate in the face of it would be an absolute abdication of intellectual responsibility. |
It's about upholding national sovereignty in the face of fancy, transnational treaties, like the Human Rights Act. |
Terror in the face of potentially false memories was one issue McNally hoped to study with abductees. |
That conclusion, Mr Phillips says, flies in the face of the evidence recorded at paragraph 86 and shows that it was left out of account. |
Absent a critical cultural adaptation, human beings could never have thrived in the face of this constraint. |
They forget that keeping silent in the face of injustice makes them accomplices of the criminals. |