Perhaps the prevailing climate mattered.
The Department of Homeland Security "will comply with any lawful judicial order," acting secretary Elaine Duke said in a statement, adding that they "look forward to prevailing in this matter upon appeal".
In 2005, Apple took the matter to the Dispute Resolution Service operated by.uk domain name registry Nominet UK (the DRS), claiming that Apple had trademark rights in the name "iTunes" and that the use of the domain name by Cohen's company was abusive (these being the two tests under the DRS rules for prevailing in a matter where the complaint related only to the later use of a trademarked name).
As the case law on indemnifying corporate directors shows, what precisely "prevailing" means in a matter that is likely to settle is often quite vague.
Dr. Spence proceeds to deny the numerous published studies on the matter of prevailing RLS treatments, and implies with great subtlety, though in no uncertain terms, that their existence is probably the result of biased experts who have been bought off.
No matter the prevailing conditions and norms in any society, nothing best embodies the miraculous ties between mother and child than the act of breastfeeding, BBB asserts.
Though he did not remain at this summit, he did sustain a successful commercial career, adjusting his subject matter to the prevailing trade winds.
But if matters like prevailing market prices are a consideration, then the pile of companies in the value bin is big and getting bigger.
It became characteristic to give freer rein to prevailing or communal assent in matters of isnād.
Heather Houser, an associate professor of English at UT Austin, who is no relation to Mark Houser, believes it is imperative that academic institutions take a stand on environmental and other policy matters given the prevailing currents of this political era.
CSLCA explicitly outlined private sector rights which were only implicitly stated in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, the prevailing international law on these matters.
