Here, we contend that, considering the time elapsed since Archaean sedimentation, the contribution of subsurface microbial communities postdating the rock formation to the biogenic signature pool may be far from negligible and that, in some instances, might even preclude hope to discriminate between truly ancient signatures and posterior contaminants.
The study's results may appear disturbing to women who are trying to do the right thing, but Kray contends that when considering whether to compromise one's usual ethics, consider the particular situation.
The suit, filed Friday in the United States Court of Federal Claims by Google, contends that by considering only Microsoft products, the government was "unduly restrictive of competition".
Dr. Douglass contends that study should be taken with a grain of sea salt, considering the financial stake the Corps has in the issue.
Still, Ms. Bermúdez contends that she considers herself lucky, reasoning that there are people far worse off.
Additionally, Montana contends that states consider their ownership of navigable rivers under the equal footing doctrine to be a fundamental aspect of state sovereignty taking a narrower view of navigability would unduly strip the states of this element of sovereignty.
Kohn contends that what we consider as rewards are actually punishments in the sense that after a short while, the student will not express an interest in learning unless and until the potential of receiving an external reward has been shown, and that the rewards need to get larger and more enticing as the young person ages.
Based on testimony from Mr. Tikhonov's friends, prosecutors contend that he considered himself a part of this struggle.
The team contends that trademarks must be considered disparaging at the time of registration for the Lanham Act to be rightfully invoked.
The Administration contends that the bill being considered -- the "World Intellectual Property Organization Copyright Treaties Implementation Act" -- is necessary both to comply with international copyright laws and to give copyright holders, most notably large media and software companies, the legal power to protect their property from illegal electronic distribution.
Elliott also contends that consent may be considered invalid if it is not motivated in part by self-interest.
