This type of dissent constitutes a statement by the judge as an individual: 'Here I draw the line.' " THE two original dissenters in the Roe v. Wade abortion ruling, William H. Rehnquist and Byron R. White, never accepted that case as valid precedent.
Together, the claims (i)–(iii) constitute a statement of what I called a 'statistical H-theorem'.
Apple's newly issued security document obviously doesn't constitute a statement either way on the source of the attacks, but it should help protect users concerned they might be affected.
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The manuscript contents are solely the opinions of the authors and do not constitute a statement of policy, decision, or position on behalf of NOAA or the U.S. Government.
Johnny Clegg, (born June 7 , 1953 Bacup, near Rochdale, England) South African musician, popularly called the "White Zulu," whose innovative, ethnically integrated musical collaborations in the late 20th century constituted a powerful statement against apartheid, the enforced separation of black and white peoples and traditions in South Africa.
Mr. Ciarelli said his agreement with Apple constituted a clear statement about the rights of online journalists: "Speaking more broadly, I think online journalists can feel confident that they can assert their First Amendment rights, even when they run up against large corporations".
June 7 , 1953Bacup, England Johnny Clegg, (born June 7 , 1953 Bacup, near Rochdale, England), South African musician, popularly called the "White Zulu," whose innovative, ethnically integrated musical collaborations in the late 20th century constituted a powerful statement against apartheid, the enforced separation of black and white peoples and traditions in South Africa.
For her to say that she was signing the oath freely and without reservations would constitute a false statement.
His Unterweisung im Tonsatz (1937 39; The Craft of Musical Composition, 1941, rev. 1945) constitutes a theoretical statement of his principles.
