Granted, most of it exists in some form (with the notable exception of ways to store energy efficiently when demand is low).
We need not consider the statutes referred to or consider how far this discrimination can exist, in view of the decision of the supreme court of the state in State v. Laredo Ice Co. Granting it can exist, the case at bar is not a criminal prosecution.
He writes: The first kind of inherent authority is inherent in the sense that Congress does not need to create it for it to exist; the power exists even before Congress grants it.
Currently it exists thanks to grant aid from the Foreign Office, but in 2014 that is set to change, leaving the World Service funded entirely by the licence fee.
Although it exists today as a grant-giving body, in 1946 it auctioned off the contents of the house, divided the property into parcels and sold those too.
The idea shared among many contemporary nihilists is that there is something inherent to the human condition that prevents meaning from arising, even granting that God exists.
In fact, where an obligation to grant access exists, the pricing of access has proven to be a crucial regulatory issue.
Granted that the table would exist if it were perceived, does it exist when it is not perceived?
Granted, there will exists altruists (maybe even many of them) who constrain their self-interests for the good of others.
Granted, such technology exists only on the rarified end of the automotive spectrum, but Klapper said that beginning in 2016 the features are expected to start appearing in more affordable models.
Granted, rejection still exists, but worst-case scenario, you like someone's page and he or she decides not to like you back.
