France and Germany argued then that the United Nations was the sole entity that could legitimize the use of force against Iraq, a position that was opposed by the United States and by allies like Italy and Spain.
"The E.E.O.C. was the sole entity available to obtain justice for these public safety officers who were injured in the line of duty," said William R. Tamayo, regional attorney in the commission's San Francisco office.
Presently, 13 states control liquor sales at the retail level, meaning the government is the sole entity capable of selling hard spirits in those states.
UETCL is the sole entity in Uganda Electricity Supply Industry mandated to operate the function of systems operator, bulky buyer and seller of electricity, exporter and importer of electricity, and operator of the transmission system above 66 kV.
When Ataturk died in 1938, the CHP, which he founded, was the sole entity allowed to hold power and ruled unopposed until 1950, when the country's first free multi-party elections were held.
The University of Calgary Research Pharmacy is the sole entity that holds the randomization list, and will prepare and dispense blister packs of the appropriate vitamin D supplementation for distribution to each subject accordingly upon email notification of recruitment.
The experts were unanimous in their strong conviction (IR = 0; Median = 9) that the Supervisory board of family medicine doctors should be the sole professional entity empowered to verify and supervise all software designed for decision-making support in PC.
The Chinese empire believed itself to be the sole legitimate political entity, while to its north and west tribal confederacies fought each other with glee.
However, we could not reverse downregulation of cyclin D1 in response to sorbitol-exposure by SB203580 arguing that p38 is not the sole entity responsible for the decrease in cyclin D1.
States are still considered to be the sole subjects of international law; sovereign entities endowed with the power and responsibility of managing their internal affairs (including the regulation of non-state actors).
