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Ms. Remus, the trustee's spokeswoman, said on Sunday night that Mr. Picard and his legal team would not comment directly on the settlement until they had a chance to see the final documents approved by the court.

The liquor which he orders is transferred directly to the departing aircraft on documents approved by United States Customs, and is not delivered to the customer until he arrives at his foreign destination.

As things stand now, lawyers expect injury lawsuits to leave design questions behind and focus on whether patients were harmed because a company did not make or handle the product according to the safety processes laid out in the documents approved by the F.D.A. "As sure as night follows day, every plaintiff is going to argue manufacturing defects," Mr. Herrmann said.

Nation was paid $7,000 for his work, according to city documents approved by the council Feb. 19.

On Feb. 24, before Horizon exploded, I wrote a letter to recently departed Minerals Management Service MMSS) Director Elizabeth Birnbaum calling for an MMS investigation of why BP was allegedly allowed to operate a separate rig known as Atlantis, also in the Gulf of Mexico, without 90percentt of its subsea construction documents approved by an engineer.

All participants signed informed consent documents approved by the institutional review board of the Pennsylvania State University.

The new rules will replace the Warsaw Convention of 1929, a document approved by the kings of Poland, Italy and Egypt and partly updated in the years since.

Orthodox and Conservative Jews believe that a marriage can only be ended by a get, a document approved by a rabbinic court.

Mengele, who entered Argentina with a Red Cross passport in 1949, succeeded in obtaining an authentic document approved by the German Government.

The term "initial capabilities document" means any capabilities requirement document approved by the Joint Requirements Oversight Council that establishes the need for a materiel approach to resolve a capability gap.

The previous version of the document approved by Labor's Brendan O'Connor in 2010 said the AFP should "take account of the government's longstanding opposition to the application of the death penalty, in performing its international liaison functions".