"It was written out of a genuine concern that the summary submitted by the contractor did not accurately characterize the results". #3.4 Million Recipients The W.I.C. program began in 1972 and provides food supplements and nutrition education to low-income pregnant and breast-feeding mothers and children up to 5 years old.
On appeal, Andrien contends that whether he is the author is the subject of a genuine factual dispute and therefore summary judgment was inappropriate.
In summary, two independent genuine mouse iPS cell lines were generated from neonatal NPCs on HFF cells in the absence of exogenous LIF.
You would not know it from news coverage, portraying Occupy members as scruffy, stoned and vague, but the intensive activity of third-party security contractors reported on by Bloomberg News, not to mention DHS and NYPD infiltrators who are sharing their intelligence with banks, would have passed on to corporations these summaries of a genuine threat to business as usual.
Appellants contend that affidavits made by two scientists, two theologians, and an education administrator raise a genuine issue of material fact, and that summary judgment was therefore barred.
Summary judgment happens when there is no genuine dispute concerning material (legally significant) facts and the moving party (one requesting summary judgment) should prevail as a matter of law.
Such a realism interprets theories not as summaries of experience, but as genuine conjectures about a mind-independent reality.
Gould bypasses this part of Rhodes's paper with an ambiguous summary phrase ("He did find many genuine Darwinian resonances").
In civil practice, the "genuine issue" test is used for adjuding motions for summary judgment.
Summary judgment is proper if there are no genuine issues of material fact and the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law.
The burden then shifts to the non-moving party to show the existence of a genuine issue of material fact in order to withstand the summary judgment motion.
