If a company has been subject to a substantial number of removal orders, the authorities may request that it implements additional specific measures (e.g. regularly reporting to the authorities, or increasing human resources).
The NGA [National Governors Association] nonetheless contends that §310 has commandeered the state legislative and administrative process because many state legislatures had to amend a substantial number of statutes in order to issue bonds in registered form and because state officials had to devote substantial effort to determine how best to implement a registered bond system.
As a result, atmospheric monitoring programs have been established at a substantial number of mountain stations in order to obtain information on the levels, variability, and trends of trace gases and aerosols in the free troposphere (FT), as well as to assess the influence of anthropogenic and natural emission sources.
Furthermore the fashionable French court etiquette at the time required a substantial number of enfiladed rooms, in order to satisfy court protocol, and it was impractical to fit these rooms into many older buildings.
Among a substantial number of works dealing with fourth-order boundary value problems, we mention [1, 3 31].
Among a substantial number of works dealing with higher order Lipschitz equations with three-point boundary conditions, we mention [1] [14] and references therein.
On rather short notice petitioner produced a substantial number of records in compliance with these orders.
Though Mr. Bush does not appear likely to get much in the way of international financial assistance to rebuild Iraq, or a substantial number of foreign troops to help impose order there, he can now claim fresh Security Council approval of the American occupation.
As in the present study, the studies by Hammond et al. [ 3] and Yusoff [ 18] removed a substantial number of items from the DREEM in order to develop a psychometrically sound scale.
The compelling justification for foregoing the CWU procedure is the inability of the procedure to sufficiently expose critical areas of the middle ear cleft, despite the sacrifice of a substantial number of healthy mastoid air cells in order to gain surgical access to the cholesteatoma.
