The White House and Democrats were preparing to counter the legal arguments and coordinate a state-by-state response to any prospective challenges.
Already, the prospective challenge has pushed Amazon to open up its Kindle reader to applications and sweetened royalty arrangements for certain kinds of content.
Because the perceived high risk associated with cancer and coincident PE makes the performance of a prospective study challenging, we designed a retrospective study to investigate whether there is a subset of cancer patients for whom discharge might be safe and thus the consideration of a prospective study be warranted.
We will then consider current and prospective challenges to China¿s continued economic rise: an aging population, shrinking labor force, China¿s response to the world financial crisis of 2008 and its lingering consequences.
This study further sheds light onto recent actualized implementations of carbon nanotubes in aerospace applications, as well as current and prospective challenges related to their usage in aerospace sciences, encompassing health and safety hazards, large scale manufacturing, achievement of optimum properties, recycling, and environmental impacts.
Prospective challenges that may influence the introduction of nanotechnology into clinical radiotherapy are also discussed, indicating the need for close collaboration between academic and clinical staff to realise the full clinical benefit of this exciting technology.
Carney writes that Harry Reid, John Boehner, and Nancy Pelosi have all survived recent or prospective challenges in part through their continually effective fundraising.
Finally, we present a prospective overview for challenges and future perspectives.
The question is whether any architect will risk a prospective commission by challenging the current planning orthodoxy which requires that the museum complex be located within the memorial precinct.
A prospective design may be challenging as this patient population is difficult to identify in the early stages of disease.
If a party exercises a peremptory challenge against a prospective juror, then the court must excuse that particular juror from the panel.
