In its printed form, Genesis has 50 chapters, only one and a bit of which directly concern the origins of the universe.
Sealls said his most memorable work was the continuous coverage he did during Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005, both of which directly hit Mobile.
First lien creditors sought support for their breach allegations in various ICA provisions, certain of which directly curtailed second lien creditor action in an insolvency context.
All mid-ocean ridges are formed mainly of basalt, the liquid form of which directly underlies the solid rock of the sea floor.
They must stop running away from their legislative accomplishments — many of which directly benefit blacks, young people and women — and start running on them.
Sarbanes-Oxley incorporated six main statutory themes, only some of which directly affect corporate governance and the exercise of fiduciary duties of both directors and officers.
Today, that tactic is used by hundreds of other corporations — some of which directly imitated Apple's methods, say accountants at those companies.
Reliability allocation is one of the most critical tasks in system reliability design, the result of which directly influences a product's quality and the robustness of the system.
There are 10 simple guidelines which we expect all participants in the community areas of the Guardian website to abide by, all of which directly inform our approach to community moderation (detailed below).
In his final budget request for the fiscal year 2003 submitted on Sept. 10 to the budget director, Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the attorney general called for spending increases in 68 programs, none of which directly involved counterterrorism.
The move makes it the latest supplier to offer green gas – produced from the 300 or so anaerobic digesters dotted around the UK, a small number of which directly feed the biogas they produce into the national grid.
