"We cannot take out credit for our farms, and we have had to reduce the work force," said Oliverio Castellanos, who helps run several family farms.
The governor can veto a nonbudget bill in its entirety, but he cannot exercise his line-item veto power on it -- in other words, he cannot take out a few words but let the rest of the bill stand.
"They have challenged whether it is misleading to suggest Iggy Pop has insurance with Swiftcover because its website states that those who work in entertainment cannot take out a car insurance policy with that insurer".
They have challenged whether it is misleading to suggest Iggy Pop has insurance with swiftcover because its website states that those who work in entertainment cannot take out a car insurance policy with that insurer".
The minimal one calls for a cruise missile strike on North Korea's known nuclear facilities (but because the plutonium has been reprocessed and the warheads hidden, we cannot take out its nuclear arsenal).
Indeed, the complexity of the product is why consumers cannot take out a reverse mortgage without first certifying that they have received advice from a financial counselor approved by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.
In fact, forcibly balancing the federal budget each year would be like telling families they cannot take out a mortgage or a car loan, or do any other borrowing, no matter how sensible the purchase or how creditworthy they may be.
The BBC's head of programme legal advice, Valerie Nazareth, told the committee that it was difficult for a media organisation to tell employees that they cannot take out an injunction, but said that those taking this course of action should be warned by bosses about potential conflicts of interest.
It was, says Andreas Drouzas, a Greek forest evolutionary geneticist at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, "something that both professionally and personally someone cannot take out of his or her mind".
