The change will permit same-sex couples to adopt children, apply for joint bank loans, inherit wealth and share insurance policies.
Elephants need strength in numbers to continue to thrive as a species now more than ever, and this policy change will permit further exploitation all for a pair of mounted tusks or a tail.
In the context of cancer, it is important to note that, in the presence of activated H-Ras or N-Ras oncogenes, an active degradation of p300 is induced [54], and this change will permit the activation and subsequent degradation of VRK1 by the new complexes of p53.
Orange County commissioners voted this summer for land-use changes that will permit developers to build more than 4,000 homes near Lake Pickett, east of the river.
Mr. Ashcroft has approved a rule change that will permit the government to purge records of gun purchases one day after a sale.
This design allows the integration of circuits to process the changes in resistance which will permit the realization of a completely integrated miniature gas sensor.
Among other changes, the modified rules will permit companies to install some equipment that increases emissions so long as they use other antipollution devices to offset those increases.
The changes in the rules will permit companies like AOL Time Warner, which filed the cable case that was argued in the appeals court today, to own broadcasting properties or merge with any television network.
In Congress and city halls, in lobbying circles and academic towers, the politicians and the people who try to influence them are salivating over the prospect that the electrifying changes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe will permit the United States to spend much less money on the military and create a windfall that can be used elsewhere.
Quantifying the fitness costs and benefits of changes in colony size will permit parameterization of size-structure population models for colonial phytoplankton, and so may improve our understanding of complex interactions between harmful phytoplankton, algal competitors, and grazers [71], [72], [73].
