Alan F. Holmer, president of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, said drug companies opposed the legislation because "it would put American patients at risk by making it easier for counterfeit, adulterated or subpotent medicines to enter the country".
Wishart denied that would backfire on the SNP in rural areas because it would put Labour in the untenable position of asking its voters to back the Tories.
Because it would put his mates out of business?
We self-censure because it would put us all back, it would diminish who we are".
But betting everything on having Trump come unglued would be an error, because it would put the onus on him.
Postponement would be convenient for them, because it would put off the moment when they have to decide whether to sign up.
Lower courts have generally declined to allow such suits to proceed because it would put judges in the position of deciding how much carbon dioxide was too much.
The first was "Western constitutional democracy," feared because it would put the Communist Party under the rule of law, not above it.
She said the nation's sagging economy would benefit from having more, not less, collective bargaining because it would put more money in workers' pockets.
India said the 1.5C target raised immediate issues of fairness because it would put greater limits on capacity of developing countries to grow their economies.
He explained, "In the market economy, a TV company like CCTV would put its studios outside the city, because it was cheaper; it would put its business people into the Central Business District, because it was supposedly more efficient; it would put its creative people in an old part of town, so that they would be happy and nostalgic, and basically all these parties would hate each other.
