President Harry S. Truman's attorney general labeled the veterans group subversive.
But Sir Nicholas Lyell QC, a former attorney general, labelled the argument "tenuous".
It was on the General label, and Byron's pianist on the date was Bobby Tucker.
In 2001 the International Criminal Court Act extended the general label to a range of existing offences.
He has also worked on projects like machine vision, which enables machines to detect human facial expressions and is often subsumed under the general label of "artificial intelligence".
Happenings as a descriptive term lost currency in the late 1960s, giving way to specific categories, such as body art, and by the early 1970s to the general label performance art.
We don't skip the part with the judge and the lawyers and the actual listing of specific charges — as opposed to applying a general label of "bad" or "dangerous" — just because someone is caught red-handed, or even if it's just to accept a guilty plea.
Other nominees for the title, some of whom were given general labels rather than being named individually, included 'Advocates who seek a ban on 'killer robots", US states who oppose automatic license plate readers, and California's governor, who is against putting RFID chips in drivers' licenses.
Hundreds of studies have used the general labeled magnitude scale (gLMS) to collect intensity data.
In the following, we will use substructure graphs with such general labels.
