507, 19 L.Ed.2d 576 (1967), would have "seriously disrupted the administration of our criminal laws,..
The shuttering of the elementary school disrupted the administration of the fourth-grade statewide mathematics exam, scheduled for yesterday, today and tomorrow.
With its economy disrupted, its administration disorganized, its army depleted and demoralized, its factions engaging in civil strife, its peasants enfeebled by excessive exactions, its religious dissenters alienated by persecution, and its authority challenged by a powerful aristocracy, the empire lacked the strength necessary to expel the invaders, and possibly even to survive.
Furthermore, DNA synthesis was enhanced in intact rat liver in which activin A signaling was temporary disrupted by administration of follistatin [ 26- 28].
Although the distribution of doxorubicin into the brain is low, its penetration can increase when the blood-brain barrier is temporarily disrupted following administration of mannitol, morphine, dexamethasone, or ondansetron.
At the same time, retroactive application of Escobedo and Miranda would seriously disrupt the administration of our criminal laws.
Now that they've jumped into the bed with Trump, they'll be quick to say they can "disrupt" the administration from within.
The lecture is part of a larger lecture series entitled "Managing Space" which explores the myriad ways in which architecture, urbanism, and the arts participate in or disrupt the administration, inhabitation, or usage of territory.
What could I do, I wondered, to disrupt this administration's open embrace of bigotry, racism, and misogyny?
According to Watergate mastermind and former Richard Nixon aide John Ehrlichman, the then-president launched the notorious (and ongoing) war on drugs in 1971 to disrupt that administration's two greatest perceived threats: black people and antiwar leftists.
