Since the vairone requires gravely, shallow and well-oxygenated waters, proper spawning grounds may only have been available in the middle parts of rivers, again limiting dispersal.
Federal law does not require corporate leaders to tell the world they're gravely ill.
Utility managers could address intermittency, Mr. Gravely explained, "with maybe half the amount of energy, if you have storage," than they would require using traditional generation.
Historically, many mental health departments like California and New York elected to require psychotic individuals who don't recognize they are ill to become "danger to self or others" or "gravely disabled" before offering treatment.
Margaret Hodge MP, chair of the public accounts committee, said: "Now that much more radical cost-cutting measures are required across government, my committee is gravely concerned about the ability of government to make efficiency improvements on the scale needed.
But RedEnvelope gravely underestimated demand.
For these early stages, roughly (it seems, for Walzer gives no date) up to the end of 1941, the deliberate massacre of thousands of German non-combatants was required by supreme emergency, even though it was gravely immoral.
Instead of having to prove, pursuant to the Policy, only that the mentally ill inmate is "gravely disabled" or that he presents a "serious likelihood of harm" to himself or others, the court required the State to prove that it has a compelling interest in administering the medication and that the administration of the drugs is necessary and effective to further that interest.
INNOCENT CHUKWUMA, a visiting Nigerian and unofficial election observer, gravely ticks off his worries about the British electoral system: postal and proxy ballots are insecure, and why are voters (outside Northern Ireland) not required to show identification?
"If we comply, as the law requires, we will be helping our students do things that we teach them, in our classes and in our sacraments, are sinful — sometimes gravely so," he wrote.
"You may take her," he answered gravely.
