It could include hardware that wouldn't fit in a phone.
It could include mandating that countries put in place and implement the policies necessary to fulfill their Paris climate commitments.
Mathew Alderson, a Beijing-based entertainment attorney with the law firm Harris & Moure, told the Los Angeles Times last week that while he didn't expect the picture to incite "censorship concerns," it could include themes that prove problematic to China audiences.
Gradually, however, Cézanne began to expand the notion or sensation of corporeality, so that it could include things that we do not normally think of as having a body.
Lots of items could come within this category – and it could include a penknife that wouldn't come within section 139 – but in order to get a conviction the prosecution has to prove that the defendant had the necessary intention.
It could include architectural designs that predict if structures will stand or be damaged, what bridges could survive a wave impact, the importance of the time of day, or even the likelihood that people will hear a warning, but not heed it.
It could include many subsystems that are continuous.
It could include professionals in that field.
Conceivably, it could include provisions that, in some way, would limit surplus-reducing actions if specified targets for the budget surplus and federal debt were not satisfied.
It could include names that the campaign releases as plums to key supporters, whether or not said key supporters are actually being considered as running mates.
And it could include rules that not only protect the ability of governments to limit fossil fuels and encourage clean energy, but actually require such forward-thinking policies.
