Still, the coming flood may not alter the terrain as much as you might think.
The court made clear that the Legislature "may not alter" the governor's budget proposal in any way.
Those are the next major battlegrounds where Fox Sports 1 may or may not alter industry history.
Losing on the injunction at the district court level may not alter the owners' timeline for making a deal.
The court observed only that the clause confirmed the "fundamental principle" that Congress may not "alter or destroy" debts already incurred.
Although testing shows that the top ten may not alter greatly, songs which have greater longevity with listeners will linger in the combined chart.
Weiley's lens, once deemed to throw rather too much light on its subject, may not alter the perspective of those who still argue the toss over form and function, but it's a welcome reminder.
The authors suggested taking the figures out of the summary but putting in a reference instead to the underlying report where the figures remain (officials may not alter the main report).
The OTB may not alter its business model or its statutory funding formula until it files for Chapter 9, but once it is under protection it can do both those things.
More than three generations later, in 1935, Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, ruling in the case of Perry v. the United States, revisited the amendment and affirmed the "fundamental principle" that Congress may not "alter or destroy" debts already incurred.
That's far more valuable, and anything they might whisper in the interrogator's ear, like 'This person seems to have issues with his mother, play that up.' " However the field addresses the issue, scholars say it may not alter the relationship much between psychologists and the military.
