In the conducted study is accepted as operating premise and confirmed for the first time the favorable effect of dodecylbenzenesulphonic acid in the exhaustive acid catalysis of β-substituted propionates, but also in the final structuring of a flexible binary nonionic-ionic colloidal system with real possibilities of implementation in food sanitation systems.
Under a federal law intended to close crack houses, anyone who knowingly operates premises where drugs are used may be subject to serious criminal and civil penalties.
Instrumentalism's operating premise is that ideas empower people to direct natural events, including social processes and institutions, toward human benefit.
Brady C. Williamson, a lawyer in Madison, Wis., who was chairman of the nonpartisan commission that reviewed the existing law for the United States Supreme Court, said the operating premise of proponents of the new law is that the system is filled with people who are able to pay their debts and choose not to.
Particularly in the field of AAA/T, in which acceptance of the operating premise is not yet universal and multiple disciplines are drawn, by necessity, into program design, collaborations strengthen the bond not only between people and animals, but also among many organizations, professions, and disciplines in human and animal services.
That was the operating premise, anyway, behind Sierra magazine's fourth annual Coolest Schools survey.
"If that's our basic operating premise, then we're done," Rigell said.
The operating premise of Koch disinformation is that only the sick will enroll.
In short, this campaign takes as its operating premise that no young person in America should be forced to live on the streets.
