For reasons he did not explain, he made copies available to the public for $25.
He threatened to make copies available to the Hells Angels, with a reward for anyone who served the subpoena.
Each local is now expected to hire an auditing firm and to make copies available to the parent union and to local members.
While the Japanese police refused to give me the dossier, they did make copies available at the 2009 Pink Panther working-group conference, in Monaco.
About five children are born each year in the United States with that defect, which was chosen because researchers at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine had cloned the gene, making copies available for use.
Make copies available for people to read or study.
Many, including a city attorney in contact with the news media outlets, believed a change in the law scheduled to go into effect on Nov. 1, 2014, would have forced the police to make copies available.
The A.P.A. refused to make review copies available to anyone not working for the organization.
"Why is this man wearing a wig on 8 July?" "Why am I watching this show?" "Why did someone even put this on the air?" After watching the premiere of Comedy Central's newest gem on 8 July (since it was taped the day before it aired, the network didn't make review copies available to critics), all of these are valid questions.
"Thanks to the generosity of a number of charities, supported by philanthropists, we have been able to mark the 400th anniversary of its publication by making a copy available to every school in the country".
"Thanks to the generosity of a number of charities, supported by philanthropists, we have been able to mark the 400th anniversary of its publication by making a copy available to every school in the country". But Terry Sanderson, president of the National Secular Society, said: "This is not simply another piece of literature, it is the holy scripture of one particular religion.
