Mr. Boehlert's persistent questioning helped establish that while three federal agencies were investigating the structural collapse, none had the authority to really take charge.
The writer Damon Runyon had a remarkable ear for street-speech and Loesser's lyrics brilliantly reproduce that vernacular tang – the words "I", "Me" or "My" stud the songs – while establishing that, among paradigms of rhymes, he was the bridge between Cole Porter and Stephen Sondheim.
Early experiments with plants highlighted the need for understanding and overcoming these technical limitations, while nonetheless establishing that near typical plant growth can occur in space.
What I found was that the Breathometer was accurate in establishing that Yim was stone-cold sober, while I blew a 0.04.
The law is a hybrid: it requires prosecutors to establish that criminal conduct occurred while using the lower civil burden of proof to establish the violation.
Although the oxidation at C-3 is biogenetically preferred in this class of compounds, the HMBC experiment established that C-2 is C-substituted while C-3 is O-substituted.
While the study establishes that GLP-1 has the capacity to reduce glycaemia in this group, during GLP-1 infusion glycaemic excursions were limited to < 10 mmol/l in approximately 50% of patients.
"We are taking new measures in our last budget to focus on establishing a diverted profits tax to establish that while we believe in lower taxes … paying taxes is not optional.
A 2008 New Zealand government review established that, while decriminalisation neither endorses nor morally sanctions prostitution or its use, the 2003 Prostitution Reform Act had brought verifiable improvements in sex workers' human rights, their protection from exploitation and abuse, and the promotion of their health and safety.
But the documentary also sought to establish that while many intelligence professionals considered the Iraqi leader dangerous -- especially if attacked -- they were uncomfortable with political efforts to turn raw intelligence into unequivocal fact so as to portray him an imminent threat to Western interests.
