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But the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 ruling, said that forcing a group to accept certain members may impair its ability to "express those views, and only those views, that it intends to express".
The only negative surprise for AOL has been the unexpected regulatory scrutiny, which might impair its ability to profit from high-speed services using Time Warner's cable systems.
Since this issue has not been investigated yet to authors' knowledge, the hypothesis was tested that ACC may change PPV and impair its ability to predict fluid responsiveness.
But further cutbacks in Legal Aid's jurisdiction and income would impair its ability to hire new lawyers and to provide investigators and other central support services, inevitably eroding the quality of representation afforded poor people.
based in Oakland, Calif., said the administration plan would impair its ability to negotiate lower drug prices for its 8.5 million members because it suggested that discounts and rebate payments create "a prosecutorial risk" under the kickback law.
Senior officials, including CIA Director John O. Brennan, have warned that the agency's emphasis on lethal operations deviates from its traditional mission and could impair its ability to focus on gathering intelligence.
Damage to either of these areas can reduce the fitness of the rival, either because of the need to regenerate tissue or because it impairs its ability to detect food.
Previously, it was shown that Akt phosphorylates PTP1B on Ser and impairs its ability to dephosphorylate the IR [ 30].
Nioi, P. & Nguyen, T. A mutation of Keap1 found in breast cancer impairs its ability to repress Nrf2 activity.
Smith Corona said in announcing the move yesterday that a downturn in its second-quarter performance had impaired its ability to finance its operations.
The fungus rapidly invades an amphibian's skin, upsetting the balance of salts in its body and impairing its ability to "breathe" through its body surface.
