She wrote to its author, a librarian in New Zealand, asking if she had any further material.
Spurr's lawyers succeeded in getting an injunction on Tuesday to prevent New Matilda publishing any further material from the leaked emails.
New Matilda has already agreed not to publish any further material and its barrister, Sandy Dawson, said if Spurr was genuinely concerned about confidential material he should say exactly what that information is in a statement of claim.
In annual reports, management must disclose "any known trends or uncertainties" that will have a material impact on its operations, while Rule 12b-20 requires the disclosure of any "further material information" that is necessary so that other statements are not misleading — the ultimate catchall provision.
They continued to tour on a limited basis in 2011 and 2012; but in April 2011 Lukather indicated that the band would not record any further material.
If OP4 means what it says: the words "cooperate fully" were included specifically to ensure that any instances of non-cooperation would amount to a further material breach.
Any errors in a "currently accurate, full and complete declaration of all aspects" of its programs to develop weapons of mass destruction, or "failure by Iraq at any time to comply and cooperate fully," would constitute "a further material breach... that authorizes member states to use all necessary means to restore international peace and security in the area".
It authorised the return of UN weapons inspectors to complete the disarmament process, but warned that any false statements or omissions by President Saddam would constitute a further material breach.
In the fourth paragraph, the Council would resolve that any failure by Iraq to cooperate, including "false statements or omissions" in a weapons declaration it must submit, will "constitute a further material breach" of its obligations.
This argument is supported by public statements to the effect that only serious cases of non-compliance will constitute a further material breach.
Some authors use 'universalism' for the narrower thesis that every collection of distinct material objects compose a further material object (see e.g. Effingham 2011b).
