A system of old age pensions has special dangers of its own if put in force in one state and rejected in another.
But safety experts say that criticism is unwarranted, and that Ms. Gall's philosophy, if put in force at the agency, will lead to a sharp setback for consumers.
Although the commander of the yeomanry detachment had orders to retire if attacked in force, he could not leave the dismounted engineers.
If it is in force for 15 years, the surrender value increases to 60%, and if it is surrendered after 20 years, 70% of the accumulated premiums paid would be returned.
Manuel Pellegrini says the officials made three errors, none of which were bad errors and perfectly understandable, but if VAR was in force then West Ham would have won.
In fact, if TE is in force, then clause (ii) of (SP) implies that no statement that is known to be true (thus assigned probability 1) can ever have confirmatory import.
African Americans, Latinos and other minorities have much at stake as well and much potential to change the outcome if they vote in force.
If this increase in force was based on a Frank Starling like mechanism, it should be accompanied by elasticity dependent sarcomere lengths and contractions (de Tombe et al., 2010; Hanft et al., 2008).
This requirement applies even if, following the reduction-in-force, the affected position is reclassified into another similar position.
It's a bit late, but any setters out there can confirm if it was ever a rule, and if it isn't in force any longer?
