This provision took effect on 10 March 1978 but was expressed to apply to laws in force prior to that date.
If 1,000 people want to express their will to apply tomorrow, I don't know if it's possible for the authorities to process them".
Admittedly, some pupils still use the word "gay" to express disapproval but they apply it to things like homework, and it is rarely a dig even when directed at people.
Expressed vaguely enough to apply to radically different novels, the common features Hall discovered in the bestsellers he studied, Maass' techniques, or Baldwin's 10 steps could just as easily fit the books aimed at the bestseller list that flopped as the successes.
1025 out of 1465 respondents had expressed their willingness to apply for the USB-PHR.
Lewis et al [ 4] found that 74% of US pediatricians expressed a willingness to apply fluoride varnish, a concentrated form of sodium fluoride that is effective when used by dentists [ 5] and safe [ 6] for prevention of decay in children.
Knowledge was a reliable ability to draw distinctions correctly, expressed by an ability to apply terms correctly (see Section 5 of the entry on Mohist Canons).
The common practice for those who use MPSS to identify differentially expressed genes has been to apply statistical tests that are able to handle non-replicate data based on certain sampling assumptions.
In Madison, herbarium director and acting pollinator Paul Berry stood on a ladder and used a cotton swab to apply pollen express mailed from the Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota, Florida, where another titan arum recently bloomed.
Here, we turn to the various obstructions surfacing in a political landscape where local knowledge holders do not always express freedom, want or ability to apply their observations into action.
