Neither do we deny the import of the American Medical Associations statement (argument 7) even though the state does omit the remainder of that statement: The A.M.A. recommends that the procedure not be used unless alternative procedures pose materially greater risk to the woman.
Amgen attempts to minimize the import of this statement by noting that it was made prior to a 2003 amendment to Rule 23 that eliminated district courts' authority to conditionally certify class actions.
The full import of that statement did not become available to individual investors until 10 30 that night, when Schering-Plough issued a press release saying that earnings for 2003 would be only two-thirds what they were in 2001.
To understand the import of these statements, a bit of background might help.
If the import of those statements feels fairly clear to you, rest assured that British Cycling has since felt moved to stress that it was not meant to menace.
Other Catholic conservatives have delivered similar critiques, while some, such as author George Weigel and Princeton political philosopher Robert George, have sought to downplay the import of any statements the pope might make on the environment.
"We will be making initial decisions based on less information," said FDA Commissioner David Kessler, and hence patients using new drugs will bear more risk, but many of them "are willing to take those risks". If Kessler understood the full import of his statement, he would see that it undercuts the rationale of his agency.
The impact of the statements was unclear.
If they were, a statement of Representative Wolcott earlier in the same colloquy to the effect that "this bill is confined to assaults on Federal law-enforcement officers," 79 Cong.Rec., at 8205, would seem to counterbalance the import of Representative Dobbins' statement.
*See below As for redundancies, he said there was no question of TMG issuing a statement about the import of the letter but added that management were not prepared to speculate on the outcome of what the letter calls "a root-and-branch operational examination".
