Keen to avoid the scrutiny of the Food and Drug Administration, which does not yet have a role in overseeing this fledgling industry, all the firms are careful to emphasise that they are not providing medical diagnostics services though they are plainly providing information that customers will use to assess medical risks.
The new mill had not in any obvious way transformed the county — it is still poorer than the average in Arkansas, which is among the poorest states in the nation — yet it had plainly provided the best jobs in the area.
To begin with, it's plainly providing a useful service that's only potentially a danger to copyright.
Besides, he wrote, "an interest in encouraging responsible procreation plainly cannot provide a rational basis upon which to exclude same-sex marriages from federal recognition because, as Justice Scalia pointed out in his dissent to Lawrence v. Texas, the ability to procreate is not now, nor has it ever been, a precondition to marriage in any state in the country".
While Apple strongly supports, and will continue to support, the efforts of law enforcement in pursuing criminals, the government's sweeping interpretation of the All Writs Act is plainly incorrect and provides no limit to the orders the government could obtain in the future.
Maine's interest in protecting the health of its uninsured residents "provides a plainly permissible justification for a prior authorization requirement that is assumed to have only a minimal impact on Medicaid recipients' access to prescription drugs," Justice Stevens wrote.
You need an adequate political vehicle, which Labour has plainly failed to provide, and some hard-headed analysis too.
Ailes plainly wished to provide for his family a particular version of small-town America, one shaped by a nostalgic vision, which is not without irony.
Lately he has belatedly started to talk it up again.Tony Blair and the Northern Ireland secretary, Peter Mandelson, have plainly tried to provide Mr Trimble with reassurances that he could offer to his party before the vote.
