It specifically cited parts of the country where antigovernment forces have been active, like Aceh, Irian Jaya and the Moluccas.
Mr. Baker, who said the decision would be appealed to the United States Supreme Court, cited parts of a dissenting opinion by the Florida court's chief justice that warned of "an unprecedented and unnecessary constitutional crisis" and "substantial damage" to the country.
"We are not certain that those laws are limited to traditional 'employment' relationships," Ms. Buzzard wrote, citing part of the state child-labor statutes that say that a child's frequent presence at a work site "shall be prima facie evidence that such child is unlawfully engaged in labor".
To do so, the administration cites part of the U.S. legal code ― 8 U.S.C. 1373 ― that doesn't even relate to detaining immigrants.
But back in nonpartisan reality, both working mothers and stay-at-home mothers are likely to cite part-time rather than full-time work as their ideal professional situation.
"If a market is too under developed, our model doesn't work," he notes, citing parts of Africa where network strength or payment mechanisms not mature enough.
Canadian civil servants heavily redacted the emails, citing parts of the Access to Information Act that allow for withholding information "obtained in confidence" whose release may be "injurious to the conduct of international affairs".
I do not think it is problematic to cite parts of datasets.
Similar considerations carry over directly to the second major concern addressed in the issue of Foreign Affairs cited in part one of this piece: the Israel-Palestine conflict.
