On Christmas Day 2002 Siddiqui left her three children with her mother in Pakistan and returned to the US, ostensibly to apply for academic jobs.
It's clear that the changes are being made specifically with Gawker in mind, though they could ostensibly be applied to other mass media-style blogs, such as TechCrunch, Gadling and Mashable.
Restrictions could ostensibly be applied by placing health practitioners seeking to emigrate from underserved source countries on a "low priority or points" list, a situation that actually existed in Canada during the early 1990s, when it was believed there were too many physicians and nurses already practising.
The principle of "the polluter pays", which the government has ostensibly embraced, does not apply.
I didn't wear makeup during my formative years my mother never taught me how to apply it, ostensibly because I never asked her to.
Bureaucracy ostensibly works by applying standard operation procedures, yet these procedures are recast at the behest of whoever is in charge of them.
Speaking with a force of conviction, Parker said the lessons apply even to those ostensibly fighting for the 21st-century cause of equality.
In a strange paradox, the state is so keen during elections to showcase a country ostensibly united despite it differences that normal stringent rules do not apply.
BZP is often marketed ostensibly as a "dietary supplement" to avoid meeting stricter laws that apply to medicines and drugs, despite the fact that BZP has no dietary value.
Few question the coming electoral success of religious activists, but as they emerge from the shadows of a long, sometimes bloody struggle with authoritarian and ostensibly secular governments, they are confronting newly urgent questions about how to apply Islamic precepts to more open societies with very concrete needs.
