Then he explained what he meant when he called himself a skeptic, and clarified the distinction between theological issues that have been authoritatively determined by the church and hence are no longer debatable and other issues that are open to debate.
The Court of Appeals of New York, however, has authoritatively interpreted § 903 to mean that "the assertion of the privilege against self-incrimination is equivalent to a resignation". Daniman v. Board of Education, 306 N.Y.
Male commentators have authoritatively stepped in, hypothesising that, surely, a knee to the groin is the obvious solution.
It is unnecessary to inquire which view is correct, since the act has been authoritatively construed by the state Supreme Court.
There was thus no evidence whatever in the record to support the petitioner's conviction under this ordinance as it has been authoritatively construed by the Alabama Court of Appeals.
David Satter, a former Moscow correspondent for the Financial Times, has written authoritatively on the subject, in particular in Darkness at Dawn: the Rise of the Russian Criminal State Yalee).
The Alabama Court of Appeals has thus authoritatively ruled that § 1142 applies only when a person who stands, loiters, or walks on a street or sidewalk so as to obstruct free passage refuses to obey a request by an officer to move on.
While the need for better education of medical professionals has been authoritatively proclaimed as a prerequisite and high priority for improving headache care [22], adequacy of care in its broadest sense has not tended to engage social awareness.
She has written authoritatively about postdocs (as manager of Science's Next Wave's Postdoc Network, a precursor of Science Careers, and as staff director of a study of scientists at the National Academy of Sciences).
Recently the usefulness of astrocyte cultures has been authoritatively reviewed by Lange et al. [ 33].
It has been authoritatively documented that partial Gleevec resistance can be actively overcome by dose escalation of Gleevec from 600-1600mg/day (32).
