But this view was predicated on the argument that when Congress in 1936 provided a tax exemption for common trust funds maintained by a bank, now 26 U.S.C. 584, it contemplated the exemption of common trust funds created for strictly investment purposes, and that consequently Congress must have assumed that the banking laws, which otherwise appear to proscribe such funds, were not applicable.
It won't take long before someone argues, "If only one woman in that class had a handgun," ignoring the fact that such a statement is predicated on the argument that people need concealed carry permits to stop other people with concealed carry permits from killing them.
Predicated on these findings, a new class of antitumor compounds based on LHRH has been developed for targeted chemotherapy.
The war on terror was predicated on arguments like Gaffney's.
Incremental policy is not predicated on arguments that exposure in the areas of priority implementation is more severe or affects more people and is thus deserving of more immediate control than in the later regulated areas.
Interestingly, America's freedom of navigation (FON) operations close to Chinese-held features in the area is also predicated on the same argument.
This argument is predicated on one of several mathematical models proposed to establish equivalence of solute clearance when RRT is provided on different schedules [ 14- 17].
One way or another, these responses were all predicated on one core factor: fear.
The military coup in Egypt in July 2013 was predicated on three deceptively simple arguments: Mohamed Morsi's year in office was a disaster; the people demanded his removal; the military would do better.
The concern I raised [ 26] about the 'communal ancestor' model was that it isn't clear on levels of selection, and, in the form presented by Woese, it seems to be predicated on naive group selection arguments (genes cooperating by default and in the absence of parasites - a clear parallel exists with the shortcomings of the hypercycle [ 34].
Earlier this week, a post on Gawker, having nothing to do with the Dead, declared that all concerts should end by 11 P.M., an argument predicated on the notion that live music is a chore.
