This practice, referred to as the "administrative convention" in the case, had existed for over 40 years.
Private equity financing of lawsuits in certain corporate cases has existed for several years, although the idea of funding a legal campaign for a return on investment is still in its infancy.
Investigative files on the two defence cases have existed for years, only to resurface now.
What the prime minister has not said is that of those 47 m tonnes, three quarters, or 34 m tonnes, were from projects that already existed and in some cases had existed for more than 10 years, including with big companies like AGL — the largest polluter in Australia.
"Karolczak's equation" is a limiting case of this equation and such limiting cases have existed in literature since 1932.
Adams went on to compare voter fraud cases to those of murder, noting that legislators would not have outlawed murder if only nine cases had existed, alluding to the number of voter ID cases cited by opponents.
However, such depletion is less likely to be the case for HCV, which has existed among DU since the 1960s and possibly even before [ 33, 34].
"Summer school is not going to cure a problem that has existed in the case of a seventh grader for eight years," Mr. Levy said.
At the time, the agency had never used Sarbanes-Oxley to claw back compensation from an executive who was not accused in a case, even though the landmark law has existed since 2002.
In her attempt to forge a coherent case against a student organization which has existed since 1963, she resorts to dubious red herring after red herring and scaremongering myth after myth--all of which have been thoroughly debunked.
