Republicans may see little reason to grant such concessions if they view themselves as rescuing a dying Democratic law.
"Transfer of membership will be reviewed by the board, which will have the complete discretion to reject or to grant such application on such terms and conditions as the board may think fit," it read.
Pandora also pioneered many of the trends fueling new startups today, many that we may take for granted, such as discovering new music ("serendipity"), listening on the go ("mobility"), and getting information that we like ("personalization").
With PCHR systems such as Google Health and Microsoft HealthVault, individuals may grant access to their information to care providers, family members, or others including researchers [ 47].
Granted, such evidence may be difficult to collect since such injuries related to deficiencies in research ethics may be relatively rare and hard to measure.
Granted, such fare may seem heavy for car snacking, but there is method in our madness.
(Independent of the board, the governor may grant a one-time 30-day reprieve delaying an execution; Mr. Perry has issued one such reprieve).
Granted, such a humane attitude may be easier to apply to dairying than to poultry.
Conservatives in Congress have resisted granting such authority, citing suspicions that Russia may still be developing germ and chemical weapons in military labs that remain closed to foreigners.
If a pandemic strikes, many of the basic services we take for granted, such as electricity, phone, and mass transit, may be disrupted temporarily.
