My father's incarceration appears indefinite.
On Monday, five of the so-called "Chicago 7" conspiracy defendants were found guilty and sent to jail for what then appeared an indefinite period.
Foreign ministers from the eight Latin American countries sponsoring the so-called Contadora treaty set no deadline for signing the new draft accord, however, appearing to leave an indefinite period for continued consultations ahead in the three-year effort to peacefully resolve Central America's conflicts.
In 1992, massive experiments with dipteran cohorts showed that mortality rates did not indefinitely accelerate upward with adult age; instead, they can stabilize for what appear to be indefinite periods [ 42, 43].
From 113 Nassau Street, Raymond declared in his first editorial that The Times would present "all the news of the day from all parts of the world" and appear "for an indefinite number of years to come".
When Microsoft filed its lawsuit last year, it explained that over an 18-month-period, 2,576 of the legal demands it got from the U.S. government "included an obligation of secrecy," while 68% appeared to contain "indefinite demands for secrecy".
Tucked into the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012, which Obama signed on New Year's Eve, are provisions that appear to allow indefinite military detention of American terrorism suspects, and to require it of suspected foreign enemies.
The Wales wing was signed off for an indefinite period after appearing to be knocked out in Northampton's match against Leicester on 3 December.
Thus, that indefinites appear to have the force of existential quantifiers in cases like (15) is not because they are existential quantifiers but because of the default existential quantification of free variables.
"Dominic will not be appearing on NY1 and has taken an indefinite leave of absence".
"Providing a resolution to Mr Abellatif's immigration status and ending his indefinite detention appears to be a vital precondition to his recovery".
