But what is not understandable is that an airline would voluntarily choose to do business with countries which discriminate in the ways mentioned above - particularly when the laws of the country from which Delta does business in many contexts prohibit discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, and gender.
It is also often described as a sort of theory-improvement or scientific progress: particularly one in which the laws of the prior theory apply to a proper subset of the cases covered by the laws of the succeeding theory (Dizadji Bahmani et al. 2010).
In some countries, particularly Great Britain, the law of libel presents insuperable problems to novelists who, innocent of libellous intent, are nevertheless sometimes charged with defamation by persons who claim to be the models for characters in works of fiction.
In more remote areas it was still possible for Aborigines to live approximately in the way they had before European colonization but with notable modifications, particularly in the arena of law and order.
She argued that there is no authentic heterosexuality in Western culture, because the culture represents or cultivates only a male subject, not a female one, particularly in the domains of law, religion, political theory, philosophy, and art.
Last June, "Crown Princess" – I'm sure that means they'll take over when Daddy dies, particularly in Sweden, where they've wisely waived the laws of primogeniture, otherwise known by mad royal brothers as "the law of I'm mad and younger, but I've got a willy so na na [poss.
"I think it is worth considering, particularly in the light of drug laws.
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"Failing to disclose a deteriorating financial condition, which had been flagged by the lending arms of three of the major underwriters, may well be a material omission under the federal securities laws, particularly in the absence of any specific risk-factor disclosure in the prospectus," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, an authority in securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York.
The SEC is looking closely at the disclosures of public companies that shift their business models to capitalize on the perceived promise of distributed ledger technology and whether the disclosures comply with the securities laws, particularly in the case of an offering.
