Major stationary sources which commenced construction AFTER August 7, 1977 (i.e., major stationary sources which were not "in existence" on August 7, 1977) were subject to new source review (NSR) under the PSD program.
The Breeders' Cup began in 1984, so it was not in existence 37 years ago, when Affirmed won the most recent Triple Crown before this year.
However, the commission has rejected the request because it was not in existence at the time and holds no documents about Lord Ashcroft's appointment.
"It is declared that there is not in existence at the present time a program of land reform as that phrase is used" in the Constitution, it said.
A corporation is not in existence after it ceases business and dissolves, retaining no assets, whether or not under State law it may thereafter be treated as continuing as a corporation for certain limited purposes connected with winding up its affairs, such as for the purpose of suing and being sued.
The IOC is not in existence merely to hold a sporting competition every two years.
But so long as that class is not in existence, no showing of lack of equal protection can possibly be made.
L. 97 248, in the case of any plan which is not in existence on July 1 , 1982 applicable to years ending after July 1 , 1982 and in the case of any plan which is in existence on July 1 , 1982 applicable to years beginning after Dec. 31, 1982, see section 235(g)(1) of Pub.
Manual curation reconstructions involves extensive literature review [7] and sometimes sufficient experimental literature is not in existence.
Wodeham finds this alternative opposed by the most evident of reasons something akin to Anselm's ontological argument: whatever is actually existing (existens in actu) is de facto more noble than what is not in existence.
Dodd-Frank is not in existence yet, so where would any possibility of criminality come from?
