And part of the reason is the brutal recession that began in 2007, prompting corporations to slash every conceivable expense, law firms included.
It "is saying they have the authority here to compel the governor to assure the United States of America that the state of South Carolina will comply with basically every conceivable federal law and federal regulation that applies," he argued.
To that end, he has broken every conceivable principle of law, manipulated politics and wrecked hopes for a free election.
The reader of the revised edition will very likely be overwhelmed by Mr. Friedman's learning: an unending array of exquisite details and references marks every page, and the book touches every conceivable aspect of law, broadly defined.
The complaints were demurred to and it would seem that every conceivable question of law susceptible of being raised was presented and considered, and the demurrers were overruled, the grounds for so doing being stated in one opinion common to the three cases (182 Fed. 223).
If you are a Christian -- or a person of any faith, for that matter -- your chosen religious lifestyle is protected by every conceivable anti-discrimination law in every state.
Each pixel of this screen would occupy one square Planck length, 10-35 by 10-35 square meters, the smallest area conceivable by the laws of physics.
In response to the second point, they may grant that the negation of a law is conceivable, but deny that conceivability is a good guide to possibility (see the entry Epistemology of Modality).
(It will be noted, without comment, that the governor had this to say: "It is conceivable that if this law had been in effect 100 years ago, the greatest hate crime of all, the Holocaust, could have been avoided").
