The appellant contends that, regarding the sanctions taken against him, no such safeguards are in place.
These worksheets were counterpart to the patient-worksheets, but contended issues regarding implementation of the course content in daily practice.
So, if you go back to something more like a Volcker Rule (however that rule ultimately ends up being defined) that limits proprietary trading by banks, you still have to contend with issues regarding the efficacy of legislation.
The suit in which O'Connor issued the injunction on Saturday contends that the rules regarding doctors and hospitals, which were finalized in May, could force doctors to help with gender transition contrary to their religious beliefs or medical judgment.
The Jets have also contended with the continuous controversy regarding the status of their starting quarterback, and to a lesser degree, their starting tailback.
The researchers of the study assume the effectiveness of concept mapping on enhancing learners' reasoning, based on Khodadady and Ghanizadrh (2010) who contend that concept mapping is regarded as organizational tools such that concept mapping scaffolds a variety types of reasoning about content, make students think critically about the content of whatever they study.
"Part of what I'm interested in is how these people who were living anti-normative lifestyles contended with opposition," he said regarding his choice to play gay roles.
Steinberg et al. (1991) contend that if a child regards her parents as, for instance, responsive and warm, this is what matters, regardless of how the parents characterise themselves or appear to outside observers.
Mr. van der Veer acknowledged that there were internal documents about "exposures" regarding S.E.C. guidelines, but contended that they did not represent incorrect bookings.
In this Comment, the Author examines two recent Alaska Supreme Court decisions regarding privacy rights and contends that the Alaska Supreme Court failed to protect the greater privacy rights granted under the Alaska Constitution.
To the objection that moral objectivism implies intolerance (or imperialism), objectivists typically contend that the fact that we regard a society as morally wrong in some respect does not entail that we should interfere with it.
