This is particularly true of the Last Interglacial Glacial cycle in which a number of minor documented phases have made it possible to reconstruct the sequence of detailed environmental changes.
Referred to as a "minor" in the document, Roberts is understood to have been aged 17 at the time she alleges the encounters took place.
In a plea agreement, the prosecution ultimately reduced the charge from forcible sodomy to consensual sodomy with a minor, according to documents from the case.
They will stand trial on charges of abducting a minor and forging official documents.
A convicted sex offender who enrolled in Arizona public schools posing as a 12-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to six felony accounts, including the exploitation of a minor, according to court documents.
In early March, I documented a minor victory in a lawsuit that my company brought against internet juggernaut Google, Inc. in small claims court.
This was archaic, did not work against the executors of a will and involved precise pleading; a minor flaw in the documents put to the court could see the case thrown out.
Just as it took a dog named "Toto" to pull back the curtain to see what was being perpetrated on Oz, maybe what some consider a minor detail, like notarizing documents as the law requires, will help the Dorothy's of this day and age have a home to go to.
Although we have documented a minor shift in background substitutional patterns in the saltans and willistoni species groups, the extent to which this shift is reflected in the base composition of coding and noncoding DNA remains to be seen.
The same conclusion may be suggested for completion and meaningfulness at the end of life (i.e. D1), which is given a minor relevance in the documents, while several qualitative studies on patients, families and caregivers account for this item [ 12, 17, 23, 56, 60, 62].
