On Thursday, the Securities and Exchange Commission will discuss, at an open meeting, possible curtailment of some tactics commonly used in hostile takeovers.
However, their rescuing effects are commonly hindered by the hostile microenvironment at the injury sites, leading to incomplete remyelination and clinical recovery.
Mobile robots with manipulators have been more and more commonly applied in extreme and hostile environments to assist or even replace human operators for complex tasks.
The ship was almost constantly confronted by aggressively hostile aliens, most commonly the militaristic Romulans and Klingons.
Private equity in the 1980s was a controversial topic, commonly associated with corporate raids, hostile takeovers, asset stripping, layoffs, plant closings and outsized profits to investors.
First, young men of color appear arrogant and socially hostile to white observers so commonly that it is hard not to think this is a feature in the eye of the beholder.
It is perhaps important to note that studies rated as low in this review [ 8, 15, 19, 27, 36, 38, 39, 51] are commonly employed to substantiate the impact of hostile clinician behaviours on patient care [ 14, 52].
(3) Proof of receipt of Hostile Fire or Imminent Danger Pay (commonly referred to as "combat pay") or combat tax exemption after November 11 , 1998
Across a range of topics, the Colmar Brunton survey revealed that various axes of disempowerment most commonly, gender, age and race combine to produce increasingly hostile experiences in the legal workplace.
