It is true, too, that the 35-hour assumption is not imposed during the first year of self-employment, and that it can be flexed for the likes of lone parents, for whom it might only be practical to do shorter hours.
2/In the second and third session, by quantifying (the difference between desired and performed) movements which differed significantly from those imposed during the learning procedure in the first session.
At a news conference last week, President Obama promised to review the ban, first imposed during the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
The oil industry has started a major lobbying campaign to generate support in Washington for the repeal of the ban, first imposed during the 1970s oil crisis, a legislative effort that will face tougher opposition in the Senate.
They were first imposed during the Reagan administration and often are known as the Mexico City limitations because it was during a 1984 international family planning conference in the Mexican capital in that the Reagan administration announced the policy.
The agreement would eliminate part of a surcharge on the personal income tax first imposed during the Dinkins administration, saving a household whose income is about $95,000 a year about $83 annually.
Later that afternoon, the officers watched a PBS documentary that recreated in graphic detail the city's 1863 draft riots, started by Irish workers who were enraged by the nation's first military draft, imposed during the Civil War.
First, the autochthonic cycad population must be shown to possess inherent resistance to mechanical stresses imposed during the frequent typhoons that characterize the region.
Second, we need to review not just individual cases linked to particular police officers or prosecutors, but all prisoners serving sentences imposed during the 1980s and 1990s.
