The distinction between Doremus and Everson may be phrased alternatively: Everson was injured in a manner comprehended by the Establishment Clause, and Doremus was not.
Wilks-Heeg says that with Britain moving towards a multi-party system, it might be better to ditch the term "hung parliament" and replace it with the SNP phrase, or alternatively "negotiating parliament", the term favoured by David Owen when he led the SDP.
Alternatively, this phrase is likely to describe a stable red auroral (SAR) arc that can be seen as red, faint lights.
She is perhaps vaguely recalled, by literature students at least, for her review of Dorothy Richardson's Pilgrimage in 1918 in which she coined the literary version of the phrase "stream of consciousness", or alternatively her remarkably perceptive early review of TS Eliot's "Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock".
You could alternatively make your own phrase.
Alternatively, try entering a phrase such as "arrest warrant" in the search bar on the website's home page.
Bracketed phrases show alternative or additional phrasing.
He went on to say, "Implicitly, the policy problem is phrased as 'how much are we willing to pay to buy a better climate for our children?' Alternatively, the policy problem could be phrased as 'how much compensation should we pay our children for deteriorating their climate?'".
Alternatively, despite the detailed efforts to ensure optimal phrasing of the item the intended question may not have been specific enough.
Alternatively, you can also enter a word or phrase you would like to include in the number.
Alternatively, we are "mutton dressed as lamb" (I hate that phrase) for daring to reject an established age-acceptable dress code of cardigans and sensible shoes.
