"Each state attorney general shall designate the uses of the funds," the agreement decreed.
Maremma also boasts being "home base" for the famous Super Tuscan wines, which is a term that designates the use of international varietals like merlot and cabernet sauvignon in blended wines.
This week, nearly seven months after an NYPD officer put Garner in a chokehold that led to his death during an arrest in Staten Island, a group of Democratic New Jersey lawmakers introduced Bill A4081, which designates the use of chokeholds as "deadly force".
There were large differences in EN calculated by the computer, while a number of times the computer designated the use of a different preparation in order to better suit the patient's nutritional needs.
Process analytical technologies (PAT) designate the integrated use of industrial process analytical chemistry techniques with classical process systems engineering tools, for the analysis and control of manufacturing processes.
A beginning point should be designated for the use of the SRG.
Patient collectives designated for the use of a high-conforming knee design differ from patient collectives designated for the use of an unconstrained knee design.
Protein preparation, which has active ingredients designated for the use of biomaterials and therapeutical protein, is obtained by genetic engineering, but products of genetic engineering are often contaminated by endotoxins.
At the time, most (but not all) of the letters from F through to J were already designated, so the use of the letter K was considered quite reasonable.
Prosecutor Max Huntsman wrote in a sentencing memo that "Dr. Hubbard's conduct was egregious" and said that he "took advantage of a position of trust to misappropriate public tax money designated for the use of schoolchildren". Hubbard's attorney, Sal Ciulla, vowed to appeal the conviction.
