"Unless Congress directs otherwise, D.O.E. may not single-handedly derail the legislated decision-making process".
Under American law, United States citizens and green-card holders may not be singled out in intelligence-collection operations by the military or intelligence agencies.
Mr. Ban may not have singled anyone out, but it seemed a not-so-subtle reference to the Rev. Miguel D'Escoto Brockmann, the Nicaraguan president of the General Assembly and a Catholic priest, who issued a position paper last week that created an uproar.
Except, as it turns out, a big chunk of its users may not be single after all.
Another constituency long beset by a sense of discrimination is the childless, who may or may not be single.
GA, ABC and HS showed that in very complex problems, for which there may not be single exact analytical solutions, they can be employed to find an acceptable solution near to global optima.
Speaking subjectively, these questions may not have single, nicely-wrapped answers, at least not while we're still in the throes of Web 2.0.
This will not only give you something fun to do, but will present an opportunity to find like-minded people who may or may not be single.
She may not have single-handedly changed the world, but she has captured the changing world in a single, hilarious, one-hour comedy show.
While the name "Koko" may not have single-handedly doomed the brand to failure, Spence argued that it might well have helped seal its fate.
The brick shithouse Ivorian may not have single-handedly changed the power dynamic of the Premier League over the past five seasons, but there have been times when it's felt like it.
