The economic basis for challenging vertical mergers is known as "vertical foreclosure," Rubinfeld explained.
She has sent an advisory out to local boards of election reminding them that the fact that a voter is involved in a foreclosure is not, by itself, sufficient basis for challenging his or her right to vote.
Hence, praxis no longer serves as an adequate basis for challenging (philosophical) theory.
This helps streamline the experience for known good users, while raising the alarm on suspicious account access and providing the basis for challenging potentially bad or fraudulent users with re-verification, or two-factor authentication.
The Trial Chamber therefore held that there was no basis for challenging this Article, "which at this time reflects a rule of customary international law" (Prosecutor v. Milošević 8 November 2001, paras. 26 34).
The Harvard-Dupont oncomouse provided the basis for challenging patent laws outside the U.S. In 1997, the EU decided to allow the patenting of higher life forms, but imposed ethical restrictions (e.g. any modification causing suffering or physical handicap to animals without medical benefits could not be patented).
For starters, they have no basis for challenging the Obama administration's resolve in dealing with terrorism.
Brunner warned all election boards that involvement in a foreclosure is not, by itself, sufficient basis for challenging enfranchisement.
Even if the concept of human rights provided some basis for challenging harmful practices and abuse, for most women this did little to outweigh potential threats to social structures and relationships on which they relied for survival and identity.
Thus it is hard at present to see a clear basis for challenging the inference of an altered space fraction for the regions within 300 μm of the cortical surface where the measurements were carried out (see Endnotee).
