And they can adopt the messages conveyed by donated monuments as their own, but only if they do so expressly and unequivocally.
Lawyers for the church accepted the point about government speech as a general matter, but they said the city must explicitly adopt the message of the Ten Commandments monument for it to count.
But Ms. Harris's answers to the series of hypothetical questions, and in particular her insistence that the city must formally adopt the message of the Ten Commandments monument, did not seem to satisfy several of the justices.
The software system adopts the messaging mechanism based on the WebSocket protocol, and possesses good flexibility and expansibility.
As more large enterprises adopted the messaging product, Yammer added more secure features such as the ability for companies to install it inside their corporate firewalls.
This is so, he said, whether or not the monuments were donated and whether or not the government expressly adopted the message conveyed by the monuments.
In yet another fascinating tale, Rosenberg shows how antismoking campaigns aimed at teenagers rarely worked until they adopted the message that non-smoking raises one's social status.
Her ever-present booster Continetti, writing in The Weekly Standard, suggested that she recast the century-old populist outrage of William Jennings Bryan by adopting the message "You shall not crucify mankind upon the cross of Goldman Sachs".
Mrs. Clinton adopted the message President Clinton rode to the White House in 1992 -- much the way Vice President Al Gore has during his campaign for president -- as she sought to begin what her aides hope will be a new, and less troubled, phase of her campaign against Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York City.
The title character of "Eli Stone," adopting the message of his visions to fight for the little guy, takes his first case: suing his former client on behalf of the mother of an autistic child who believes a mercury-based preservative in a vaccine caused her son's autism.
