In a 1980 case, however Vance v. Terrazas —the Supreme Court ruled that intent to relinquish citizenship needed to be proved by itself, and not simply inferred from an individual's having voluntarily performed an action designated by Congress as being incompatible with an intent to keep one's citizenship.
A minimotif in the source protein has an action, designated 'activity'activity
There are news reports about the dedication of the memorial in Blaine in 1940 indicating that state park and highway officials were at the ceremony and that a high-school band celebrated the event; on the other hand, there is no record of any formal legislative action designating the name of the highway.
*Categories bolded (A, B, C, D, E) indicate a general category of information required by the Canadian Tri-Council Policy STCPSment (TCPS).[ 13] ** "Consequences of non-action" designate the consequences of not being enrolled in the protocol.
For the purpose of assessing women's understanding of the early stages of reproduction described in the questionnaire, methods of birth control with unambiguous stages of action were designated in advance by the developers of the questionnaire.
Professor Jeffries, like Professor Levin, has chosen by his own actions to designate himself a racist.
The Food and Drug Administration has begun a federal review of the color-coding approach, a step that could conceivably lead to further actions against products designated as light.
A study by Harvard Business School recently found that the link between learning-by-thinking and greater performance is explained by a personal evaluation of one's capabilities to organize and execute actions to obtain designated goals.
Wild Arms uses a turn-based battle structure in which the player inputs commands at the start of each combat round and the designated actions take place.
In this case, the actions would be designated 'met' if the patient had quit smoking and had a screening mammogram at follow-up.
