Instead, the organisation said that existing flexible terms, such as premiums for recruitment and retention in difficult areas and London weighting payments to compensate for higher housing costs in the capital, should be extended.
(DJN VII.6.7) The former obtains where a sovereign accepts his (her, or its) authority with no conditions attached, the latter where citizens' submission depends on the sovereign's initial acceptance of certain terms, such as an existing state's fundamental laws.
They will use terminology around which a body of pre-existing law exists, either through Interpretation Acts, or established case law for terms such as "reasonable", or "having regard to".
The narrower interpretation permits regarding Hume's claim as peacefully co-existing with the history of mechanics, where dynamic terms such as those above and related terms (such as those that are more fundamental) have distinctive meanings and uses that are crucially important.
Democrats think that banning lifetime caps, ending rescission, and banning pre-existing conditions are three giant steps towards making terms such as 'uninsurable' and 'medical bankruptcy' as obsolete as the concept of phrenology.
For reporting immunogenicity responses, terms such as antibody prevalence, incidence, pre-existing and treatment-induced antibodies, kinetics (transient vs. persistent), and titer increase over baseline (treatment-boosting) were defined as in (35).
We reviewed the existing medical literature using both PubMed and Google Scholar search engines for the primary search terms such as clinical trial, fluids, resuscitation, crystalloids, and colloids and then expanded our search as linked citations indicated.
Substantial terms, such as 'gold', denote substances.
There are some transitions between states that we know might exist in the long term, such as between identified existing victim and advocacy (denoting self-referral of women to advocacy after they have disclosed to a healthcare professional), but for which we have no data.
Casting themselves as such worked for Mr. Bloomberg and his henchperson in the City Council, the speaker Christine C. Quinn, when they negated the existing term-limits law to make it possible for them to stay in office an extra four years.
