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Within this context , the team noted that NAFA 's report had been forwarded to the relevant central committees , but that there had been a delay in the completion of SPCP 's scrutiny of its contents , such that the team was unable to track the evaluation cycle to its conclusion . However , although the document has received widespread international endorsement , there is also widespread scepticism about its contents , about the willingness of the parties to implement its provisions and indeed of its sponsors to maintain allegiance to them . It is important to note that each building carries a maximum amount of insurance for the structure and its contents , per the replacement cost values reported by OU . He took the portfolio , laid it open upon the table , and proceeded to examine the contents , whilst Arthur stood regarding the pictures on the wall , from time to time stealing a glance at Mr. Gresham in an endeavour to observe the effect the drawings were producing upon him . Hence the stomach clears away by vomiting those superfluities which come to the surface of its contents , whilst the sediment it clears away by diarrhoea . They would call it the active element in all consciousness ; saying that whatever qualities a man 's feelings may possess , or whatever content his thought may include , there is a spiritual something in him which seems to go out to meet these qualities and contents , whilst they seem to come in to be received by it . For the notion of time I retained Brentano 's original conception , that it depends on continued existence , with a subjective backward relegation of all mental contents , during a short period of time .