That they feel compelled to
foist such charlatans as Dana Nuccitelli on us only confirms their commitment to the cause.
Not exact matches
All of this simply demonstrates that the Deus of Pandeism is a superior Creator to the false gods of the ignorant theistic texts, which
foist nonsense
such as the Earth existing before the Sun, talking snakes, inhereted sinfulness, and resurrection of the dead.
This is precisely why abortion advocates expend
such vast efforts at international meetings pushing for abortion policies that do in fact seek to subvert the democratic process by
foisting an a priori abortion agenda on nations around the world.
They were probably
foisted on us with the curse to make us look like we're from Pittsburgh or some
such.
It
foists on women a particular paradigm of what a mother «should be» in
such a way that a) can make her feel guilty for not conforming within those parameters b) limits her ability to figure out her own version of motherhood that would better benefit everyone in the family unit because she's so busy handling everything on her own.
I would worry however, because back when actors
such as Robert Carlyle, was
foisted into our imagination for his part in movies like Trainspotting in the 1990's, I'm not entirely sure there were movie directors around, who could make as good use of his abilities ever again.
Corporations
such as Apple, IBM, and Microsoft are portrayed as «self - interested manipulators» out to swindle «naïve» administrators and «gullible» teachers by
foisting worthless technology on them.
The poll lends some credence to arguments suggesting that most Americans do not consider global warming a pressing issue, despite campaigns by environmentalists,
such as California billionaire Tom Steyer, to
foist concerns of global warming into the election's spotlight.
But the climate zealot is not troubled by
such concepts as democracy and sovereignty, and would happily
foist his preferences for energy production over others.
The egregious lie AGW adherents
foisted on an unsuspecting public was «never has there been
such an unprecedented warming.»
I was reminded of this —
such is the way my brain works — the other day when talking to an in - house lawyer about the latest Client Relationship Management (CRM) partner one of her provider law firms had
foisted on her.
If the Body was a statutory authority it would have to rely on Parliament to approve
such changes and may also have unnecessary or politically motivated changes
foisted upon it.