Although there was testimony that street drug sales often involve bags of drugs costing $20 each, the mere fact that the defendant was in possession of a single $20 bill cannot be considered indicative of an intent to sell.
Do not, however, expect this to be indicative of the bill's final passage in the chamber, if it even gets there.
In their first days in session, Senate Democratic leaders reintroduced a bill that they said was indicative of their new approach: the Prevention First Act, which seeks to reduce the number of abortions by expanding access to birth control, family planning and sex education.
Bill Mullin Minneapolis, March 19 , 2009 To the Editor: The bill to tax A.I.G. employees is indicative of the venom and frustration felt by many Americans.
The Innovation Act has been supported by the tech industry, which may be indicative of how the bill is targeted much more powerfully against bottom-feeder patent trolls than sophisticated patent trolls.
To me, we voted today on a bill that I thought was more indicative of where the people are and what the president originally ran on," Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa). said as he emerged from the session.
"We welcome his support and firmly believe that it's indicative of the positive momentum this bill has as it heads to the Senate floor.
In an earlier interview, Urban American executives said the sample bills were an accurate reflection of tenants' electricity use and not indicative of widespread heating problems.
Percentage of patients hospitalized for stroke was identified based on ICD-9-CM (primary code indicative of ischemic and/or hemorrhagic stroke) and CPT/UB-92 (uniform billing) codes (indicative of hospitalization or outpatient visits) from medical claims.
Indicative of how little coverage the addiction industry gets, AAC's alleged billing practice was revealed in a college student's blog post, using basic math.
Over the period 1985-2000, Senegal registered a 40percentt deterioration in its terms of trade, which is indicative of the difficulties experienced in the country to meet its food bills.
