The discovery coincides with Victoria Police's recommendations to the Firearms Act, which ironically included Firearm Prohibition Orders served to suspected criminals or groups that allegedly have access to illegal firearms.
His act depends, ironically, on convincing his audience that he and they are the real "victims" in American life, and that can't happen if Republicans control both Congress and the Presidency.
The very act of documentation, ironically, affects the moment it is trying to document.
The Whitehall think-tank the Institute for Government (IfG) is now warning further uncertainty could be caused by the Fixed Term Parliament Act – legislation that ironically was introduced to provide more stable Government.
The issue of determining death becomes further confused by the Uniform Determination of Death Act (UDDA), which, ironically, was drafted with the intent to clarify the issue.
Importantly, as Lawrence has pointed out, there exists an almost invisible group of people for whom the universalizing of the feminine essence narrative may (ironically) act as a barrier to beneficial sex changes.
Ironically, this act was probably to Capetian advantage because Aquitaine might have drained the resources of Louis's kingdom while bringing him little revenue.
Ironically, the act's protection of privacy may make it harder for banks to succeed in insurance, since it makes cross-selling more difficult.In Britain, the record of selling insurance and banking together has been patchy at best.
Ironically, the Act was passed on the 220th anniversary of the passage of the Bill of Rights.
