Arnold Schwarzenegger moved quickly Wednesday to prepare for governing, naming a prominent Republican congressman to run his transition and strongly suggesting that he would call on President Bush to provide federal aid to California, now in Republican hands.
A20 NATIONAL A16-35 Schwarzenegger Preparing For Governor's Role Arnold Schwarzenegger moved quickly to prepare for governing, naming a prominent Republican congressman to run his transition team and suggesting that he would call on President Bush for federal aid to California.
Perhaps the conventions governing names and natural kind terms are structured in a similar way, specifying the reference via its contingent properties.
Strikingly, its popularity with both sexes surged and dipped in lock step over the past decade — meaning parents responded to the fickle laws that govern name popularity identically, as if sex made no difference.
However, under the rules that govern naming species, the earliest name for a species has priority, even if that name is not an accurate description.
Part of the problem, legal experts say, is that there are no laws in Britain governing the naming of names by the police.
If O'Leary doesn't know that 'Lloyd' is co-referential with 'I.L. Humberstone', then he does not fully understand the semantic rules governing these names: i.e., that both names are associated with a constant function from any possible world to a specific individual.
In the weeks leading up to the tournament, a series of N.C.A.A. investigations and player suspensions for everything from who paid prep school tuition to improper contact with agents, prompted some of the biggest names in college coaching to call college sports' governing body names.
Choose a name for your LLC that complies with your state's laws governing the naming of Limited Liability Companies.
No matter how rich the companies behind the names, if Yibin officials insist on naming their airport Wuliangye, they must apply for permission to change the rules governing the naming of airports in China, warned Mr. Zhang, the aviation law expert.
"It could put him at odds with a lot of people," she said, "and at this point, he has had no choice in what his name is". UC Davis law professor Carlton F.W. Larson, a constitutional expert who wrote about laws governing baby names for the George Washington Law Review in 2011, said he'd never heard of a case like this one.
