As a first matter, silence on this issue flies in the face of the very reason companies were so enthusiastic when Beijing won the bid for the Olympics.
Many politicians, however, see regulating games not as a First Amendment matter but as a public health and safety issue.
As a Fourth Amendment matter, Justice Kennedy said, the demand to identify oneself is a logical corollary to the circumstances of a valid police stop, as described by the court in a 1968 decision, Terry v. Ohio.
A17 President Bush's campaign strategists say they are planning to attack Senator John Kerry's running mate as a second choice no matter who it turns out to be.
President Bush's campaign strategists say they are planning to attack Senator John Kerry's running mate as a second choice no matter who it turns out to be and are preparing a commercial asserting that Mr. Kerry has made clear that his first choice was a Republican who still stands at Mr. Bush's side, Senator John McCain.
James led his team in points (30), rebounds (8) and assists (6), playing all but 3 minutes 31 seconds, playing as if every second mattered.
However, the mechanism by which NO mediates killing of mycobacteria by activated macrophages, be it by direct toxicity, indirect interference with mycobacterial virulence [23] or by acting as a second messenger [24], is still a matter of debate.
Alchemists thought of mercury as the First Matter from which all metals were formed.
They will be honored by the post office as a first class stamp no matter how much the postal rate increases.
But as to the first matter: protecting us – by making us all suspects, all potential criminals and terrorists – from terrorism and criminality.
