Footnotes: in case subsequent chemo- or radiotherapy begins before day 29 all investigations of this day are to be carried out up to 5 days before therapy starts.
There was very little fanfare about it, and it bobs up only as a footnote to deportation cases: currently, Michael Engel of Cornwall and his wife Natalie are fighting his deportation because her interior design business doesn't earn enough.
However, the report notes in a footnote "no proven cases of employee manual refund thefts" existed prior to the audit.
The son is a Freudian afterthought, a bizarre footnote to a case study which improbably cracks the case.
But a mystery of a different kind shrouds the death of the toddler, who was found on the same scrubby and desolate stretch of land, a tragic, nameless footnote in the case.
A footnote: In the case of Representative George Nethercutt, a Republican from Spokane, Wash., who has broken a term limits pledge, U.S. Term Limits is stepping up its broadcast criticism.
The scramble for precedent, in turn, requires lawyers to invoke a confusing quilt of rulings and phrases and footnotes from past cases, contending that "shall" differs from "must," that deadlines are not final or that the meaning of "is" is not really is.
In a footnote in The Case for Israel which cites Peters's book, Dershowitz explicitly denies that he "relies" on Peters for "conclusions or data".
Groveland "wasn't really covered in a lot of the Marshall biographies, which tend to treat his criminal cases as footnotes," he said.
See the footnote for this special case.
