In August 2005, then-attorney general Phillip Ruddock mentioned in the House of Representatives: I asked Asio for advice on whether there were currently grounds in Australia for listing the organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir.
It supports the disclosure program created by the Ground Water Protection Council for listing chemicals in fracturing fluids on a Web site registry called FracFocus, which already includes data for 16,000 wells from more than 200 companies.
They will attempt to define the boundaries and features that would make ground zero eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, in a process outlined by the National Historic Preservation Act.
B6 Seeking a Place in History A coalition of groups will try to define the boundaries and features that would make ground zero eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, in a process that is expected to run at least until summer.
That includes last year's ground-breaking resolution to make attacks on schools and hospitals an automatic "trigger" for listing parties in the Secretary General's report.
The censors' original 43 "grounds for deletion" list from 1916 included several amusingly old-fashioned points, including scenes of "vitriol throwing", "scenes laid in disorderly houses", "vulgar accessories in the staging", "indecorous dancing" and scenes likely to "bring into disrepute British prestige in the Empire".
This market serves as a training ground for a listing on the main exchanges.
In a small condominium building in Prospect Heights, they liked a ground-floor duplex listed for $598,000, with monthly charges of around $800.
The Kokua Festival, a fund-raising Earth Day concert with Mr. Johnson as both headliner and host, has provided a testing ground for some practices listed on the EnviroRider, like vendor composting and refillable water stations.
And the question on Florida law is simply this: What the statute -- as I take it, the contest statute lists grounds for contesting -- one of those grounds is rejecting a sufficient number of legal votes, sufficient to place the election in doubt.
It was left to Mark Herron, a Tallahassee election law specialist, to teach the Gore legal recruits the basics of overseas ballots, and on Wednesday, Nov. 15, Mr. Herron circulated a five-page memorandum that listed legal grounds for protesting overseas ballots when the canvassing boards reviewed them just two days later.
