The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.
Recognizing that it was within the province of the supreme court of the state to construe the statute, and to depart from prior decisions upon the subject, if deemed untenable, we accept the construction applied in this case, and confine our attention to the Federal question whether, as so construed, the statute, by its necessary operation, materially or directly burdens interstate commerce.
An alternative equivalent way of explaining the notion of strict implication is by saying that p strictly implies q if and only if it is necessary that p materially implies q. "John's tie is scarlet," for example, strictly implies "John's tie is red," because it is impossible for John's tie to be scarlet without being red (or it is necessarily true that, if John's tie is scarlet, it is red).
Such statements reflect current assumptions concerning future events and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, many of which are outside Solo Cup Company's control, which could cause actual results to differ materially from such statements, including the receipt of necessary regulatory approval and fulfillment of other customary conditions required to consummate the acquisition.
The F.D.A. has said that labeling is generally not necessary because the genetic modification does not materially change the food.
In 1999, it said that more performance data might be necessary if "the fund's performance suffers materially" after the end of the most recent quarter.
Materially-based partnerships provided the innovative organisation with the necessary resources, required for the implementation and diffusion of initiatives.
When looking at survival mechanisms, it is necessary to remember households may be able to respond materially but not emotionally or vice versa to the demands of additional childcare.
But a state may not impose a burden which materially affects interstate commerce in an area where uniformity of regulation is necessary.
WellPoint has agreed to a "hell or high water" provision, which requires it to take all actions necessary to obtain regulatory clearance — except for those that would materially and adversely affect or deprive WellPoint of the benefits of the Amerigroup acquisition.
