This mouth, appearing on the cover of this weekend's issue, belongs to Laura Williams, a model whose lips, teeth and hands are frequently sought for advertisements.
The law provides that the state can allow a nonprofit corporation to convert to profit-making, but that any initial stock issue belongs to the state, in return for the years of exempting the company from taxes.
A: It is one very good reason for making it clear the AV referendum is an opportunity for the British people to decide on their voting system, and to avoid any suggestion that the AV issue belongs to a particular political party.
On the contrary, Wyclif maintained that the aggregates built up by a substance and an accidental form fall per accidens into both the category of substance and the category which the accidental form at issue belongs to (cf. Wyclif, De ente praedicamentali, cap. 1, pp. 3 4).
Every name spotlighted in the issue belongs to a female photographer who contributed the time, grit, and substantial life blood to express her artistic vision.
Here is my personal story of health care paper and wasted costs to illustrate that this issue belongs to every U.S. health citizen.
President Ahmadinejad: We believe that Iraq's internal problems and issues belong to the Iraqi people.
Many of the most pressing issues belong to a discussion of states and law rather than to a discussion of coercion.[25] However, some theorists have attempted to draw some fairly revisionist lessons about politics and law from their theoretical discussions of coercion.
This framework debate needs to be replaced together with its version that separates immigrants from national citizens for the creation of diversity policies, as this assumed separation has caused tensions, which, instead of solving issues, belong to the problems that need to be solved.
This experience has brought me to the recognition that these people, these issues, belong to us as a nation and as a humankind, and that it is my mistake if I hold myself separate from them.
