Medical marijuana "remains illegal contraband under federal law," according to the 2006 brief, "and, by virtue of that characterization, is not subject to return under state law".
And by virtue of an artificial surface, no less.
And by virtue of that, you're more certain that you have reliable power".
The validity of the present solutions is discussed analytically and by virtue of finite element simulation.
The Home Secretary was also summoned, and by virtue of his office was present when the birth took place.
And by virtue of his newness as a phenomenon, he is able to withstand what could otherwise be withering scrutiny.
Mr. Sarkozy is the plaintiff and, by virtue of his office, oversees the Magistrates Council and the Justice Ministry.
"And by virtue of belief in a creator, there's a sense of the worth of each individual".
And by virtue of its size and military strength, it is a major player in the Arab world.
And, by virtue of Hollywood, Los Angeles was the home of a large part of American popular culture.
The opera house has six levels, and by virtue of price and position, each attracts a distinct clientele who put different demands on their ushers.
