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Estimates must be based upon an inspection of the household and must be given before the pickup.
report recognizes that evaluating recycling has to be based upon an analysis of the overall cost of the program," he said.
Like any other owner, it can waive its strict rights, as it did when the valuable privilege of grazing cattle on this public land was held to be based upon an 'implied license growing out of the custom of nearly a hundred years.' Buford v. Houtz, 133 U. S. 326, 33 L. ed.
The argument against the right of compensation in such a case seems to be based upon an assumption that because the government has the power to make improvements in navigable waters it follows that it can do so without making compensation to the owners of private property destroyed by the improvements.
This pattern of results is hypothesized to be based upon an institution's indirect cost rate serving primarily as a "price" of research for lesser institutions but serving primarily as a proxy for the quality of the institution's research infrastructure for the major recipients of federal funds.
A warrant of arrest can be based upon an indictment because the grand jury's determination that probable cause existed for the indictment also establishes that element for the purpose of issuing a warrant for the apprehension of the person so charged.
We believe that true security must be based upon a just and reasonable settlement.
It wasn't, and didn't purport to be, based upon a detailed technical examination of any particular technology".
The sport utility vehicle of the future won't be based upon a pickup truck.
All policy must be based upon a clear understanding of objectives and an appropriate assignment of priorities.
