They would not be able to do the procedure until a "reasonable amount of time and effort" is spent tracking down those records, though what that actually means is left undefined.
We need to focus right now on pushing to improve the bill wherever we can, rather than getting caught up too much in debates over just how good this still theoretical, still undefined "deal" actually is.
As I listened, I tried to be moved toward either hope or anger, as either seemed more appropriate than the undefined sadness I actually felt.
The writer wonders whether people like Lois--who have a kind of undefined social power--actually make the world work by spreading ideas and information, and by connecting varied and isolated parts of society.
Meningitis in children is frequently associated with postural instability, which is often attributed to an undefined neurologic disorder but it could actually be due to vestibular impairment.
However, if we assume that we must, for some reason, stick with our undefined, discretionary, fiat dollar, then rising inequality is actually a good thing or, at least, a necessary thing.
He stated that what actually leads legal academics to assess a work is based on an undefined concept of quality of judgments.
The problem with broad and undefined defamation laws, of course, is that notwithstanding the examples made of writers like Nicolaides, nobody actually knows what to avoid in the future.
It just sometimes seemed like a game of 'hide the carrot' and at times you would leave class feeling unclear on what the law you were supposed to have learned actually was--though I must admit the legal landscape of any matter or issue can often be murky with undefined contours and subtle nuances in the real world.
which basically remains undefined.
Something mysterious, yet undefined.
