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"Certainly the NSW coroner felt there was a sufficient legal basis to commence a prosecution," Saul told Guardian Australia.

In the information poor environment of endocrine disruption, EPA has no basis to commence setting priorities.

"Doing so could prompt the co-op to commence a nonpayment eviction proceeding," Mr. Shmulewitz said.

We also are prepared to commence a cash tender offer reflecting our higher price.

Mr. La Bella wrote, "Although no one could articulate a solid basis upon which to predicate a criminal investigation, given the political climate, it was generally felt that the department had to commence an investigation".

We intend to commence an international lawsuit against the Sri Lankan authorities," he said.

The CDSMP is designed to be administered on a one-to-one basis and to commence in CCU by staff members, then be followed up by trained peers via a telephone call one week after discharge and text message reminders from peers in weeks three and four.

He then agreed to more detailed discussions, but to commence within a month.

The federal wire fraud statute is the most likely basis for commencing a grand jury investigation because it can be applied to almost any communication between H.P. and Autonomy that involved the transmission of information – so long as it came into the United States.

The United Nations voted overwhelmingly in October to commence negotiations for such a treaty in 2017.

March 2, and aimed to commence sales on March 9, bundling a phone with a service contract.