Judge Mark Luitjen of District Court had until today -- 30 days after sentence was imposed -- to modify the punishment for the 18-year-old player, Tony Limon.
Conservation of the trinucleotide target site among members of the subphylum Pucciniomycotina implies that counteradaptation by TE lineages has not imposed sufficient selective pressure to modify the target site specificity.
Google would be given a chance to respond before any decision was taken to impose fines or orders given to modify its practices.
Now the Supreme Court, or the appeals court, can review the entire appeal, and rule on it, before deciding whether to impose Judge Jackson's remedy, to modify it or to cancel it.
The athlete's defence team has confirmed that they lodged papers at the North Gauteng High Court today to modify the restrictions imposed by a lower court, but refused to give details.
Contrary to our findings, the second study demonstrated that a post-weaning diet was able to modify the insults imposed on vascular function by a high-energy gestational diet [ 14].
Congress has the power to impose, modify or remove sanctions regardless of what the White House wants, and it has shown a willingness to overrule the administration in the past".
Mr. Willen sees two possible solutions: Require banks to modify loans, basically imposing the cost on them; or pay banks to modify loans, imposing the cost on taxpayers.
Paul S. Willen, a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, recently offered two solutions: "Require banks to modify loans, basically imposing the cost on them; or pay banks to modify loans, imposing the cost on taxpayers".
Attempts to modify this ratio by imposing nitrogen limitation provoked carbon overflow as unidentified non-nitrogenous compounds.
"Apple reserves the right at any time to modify this agreement and to impose new or additional terms," the iTunes terms of service says.
