It has not been suggested that she or Kingston Securities acted irregularly in financing the Birmingham takeover.
2 Indeed, in a similar case from the Tenth Circuit, 3 in which this Court denied certiorari in 1951, the court upheld the conviction on the ground that there was no evidence that a testifying sheriff had acted irregularly in performing as custodian of the jury.
Once it recognizes daily patterns, it detects unknown and known threats when the device begins to act irregularly.
General Pinochet's supporters want Judge Guzman removed from the case, saying he has acted arbitrarily and irregularly, violating the general's rights.
And in his exceptionally well-conceived cabaret show, "Finishing the Act: Act I Finales from Broadway," which plays irregularly through March 20 at the Laurie Beechman Theater (in the West Bank Cafe), he finds fresh, personal approaches to some of the most daunting first-act closing numbers in Broadway musical history.
Its dense, irregularly aerated crumb has a bit of spring.
The thin pieces of toast skewered inside the box are in fact slim disks, each irregularly shaped in its own particular way, that act as cams.
The thin pieces of "toast" skewered inside the box are in fact slim disks, each irregularly shaped in its own particular way, that act as cams.
His enthusiasm led him to interfere with provinces outside his metropolitan jurisdiction: in 443 444, he deposed Bishop Chelidonius of Besançon, irregularly replacing him with another bishop, Projectus, an act that was quashed by Pope St. Leo I the Great, who deprived Hilary of all metropolitan rights but did not remove him from his see.
Picking up irregularly shaped pieces of chicken from a haphazard pile is an act of genius.
And dropping the Reagan tax cut (where, as described above, an important omitted factor seems to have acted directly to reduce nondefense spending) yields estimates that fluctuate irregularly around zero; similarly, either excluding the Korean War period or including the contemporaneous value and 20 lags of the dummy variable for military actions weakens the estimated effect considerably.
