Saudi Arabia practices public beheadings as a matter of course, including 59 executions for crimes including political dissent this year alone.
Some practical results may come in a matter of years, including new drugs already in clinical trials that were derived from the rapidly accumulating knowledge of the genes.
"No claim was ever made under this indemnity, which only existed for a matter of days, including either for the benefit of JPMorgan or any of its employees".
The S.E.C. asks for this type of injunction almost as a matter of routine, including in its original complaints against Mr. Falcone.
A lawyer for the city told the court during arguments in September that the city sent trucks to various parades as a matter of course, including the Columbus Day parade, Purim parade and others.
Virtually every aspect of the current philosophical discussion of self-deception is a matter of controversy including its definition and paradigmatic cases.
Such studies of essence may be conducted by way of imaginative variation of cases, independently of any matter of fact, including whether or not there actually is anything of the ontological kinds distinguished (1913/1962, 51).
The Libor affair, described by the prime minister as a scandal, has led to the resignation of three of Barclays' most senior executives in a matter of days, including chief executive Bob Diamond.
It's now a matter of people, including the Texas governor, shaming him into paying it back.
The issue flew off newsstands Flynt wrote that he sold a million copies "in a matter of days," including one bought by the governor of Ohio and just like that, Flynt's fame and fortune were made.
