It has no permanently conducting channels by definition and extends from the water divide to the point where first-order streams begin.
The world has changed since 1989, when Commissioner Bart Giamatti, who was more fan than insider, banned Rose permanently for conduct not in the best interests of baseball.
The Internet has fundamentally and permanently changed the conduct of our relationships with one another and the organizations with which we interact.
Rather it means that its holder cannot lose it temporarily or permanently by bad conduct or by voluntarily giving it up.
No one will be surprised when, after a new tax holiday, companies bring back "permanently" reinvested cash to conduct stock buybacks.
Listening to him, the younger man is reminded of his own father in a hospital, permanently catheterized, other tubes conducting liquids to his body hooked up to machines that surround his bed like unknown relatives.
That is why David Rothkopf, the author of books about the National Security Council, wrote last week that this was a "cool war," not only because of the remote nature of the attacks but because "it can be conducted indefinitely — permanently, even — without triggering a shooting war.
Sequences retrieved in this study were all affiliated to known lineages, contrasting with studies conducted in permanently anoxic or other extreme environments where novel eukaryotic kingdom-level lineages were recorded [32] [35].
In a civil case earlier this week, a State Supreme Court justice permanently barred Mr. West from conducting same-sex marriages without licenses.
Charities stand to lose roughly $10 billion a year if the federal estate tax is repealed permanently, according to a study conducted by the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute.
