L. 111 24, § 104(1), substituted "Prompt and fair crediting of payments" for "Prompt crediting of payments" in section catchline, designated existing provisions as subsec.
That could prompt farmers to substitute corn with soybeans since the beans can be planted later.
This social policy might prompt employers to substitute older workers with a lower minimum wage for more expensive younger workers, making it possible for traditional factories to continue their domestic production.
Liverpool's inability to break them down had already prompted Klopp to substitute Mohamed Salah with a quarter of an hour to play.
Or, for that matter, who use Botox injections -- which were originally slated to be taxed under the law until a last-minute frenzy of lobbying prompted lawmakers to substitute the tan tax.
City's own young hope – 20-year-old Mario Balotelli – attracted more controversy by marching straight from the field after being substituted, prompting former United captain Gary Neville to say: "Balotelli is an embarrassment to the club.
Propelled to stardom partially by Hollywood's 1933 Production Code, which prompted screenwriters to substitute quips for double entendres, Miss Arthur cheerfully twitted the top leading men of the era--Gary Cooper in "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" and "The Plainsman," Cary Grant in "Only Angels Have Wings," and James Stewart in perhaps her best-known film, "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," made in 1939.
These findings indicate that regulation of oxygen percentages during in vitro culture could be used to improve the generation of functional cartilage substitutes, and thus prompt the development of tools enabling accurate control of oxygen levels for tissues of clinically relevant size [ 48].
Limitations of autologous tissue application prompted urologists to investigate ideal substitutes.
Various factors including limited supply, risk of immune rejection, and chronic immune responses have prompted interest in bone graft substitutes.
