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Continental, Northwest and Mr. Icahn asserted that the procedures created almost insurmountable barriers for competing bidders.
Centers that held frequent field trips, organized parents' associations and had pick-up and drop-off procedures created more opportunities for parents to connect.
Still, it said, gaps in prison procedures created "a suicidal window of opportunity" that demands further investigation into possible negligence by the authorities, including "the higher echelons".
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy mused that the procedures created by Section 5, which upend the usual presumption that a duly enacted state law is valid, may no longer make sense.
Richard L. Hasen, an election law specialist at Loyola Law School Los Angeles, said the justices' decision to hear the case might have been influenced by special procedures created by the McCain-Feingold law allowing appeals directly from the district court to the Supreme Court in some election-law cases.
Bamford writes with stinging skepticism about the legal procedures created in 1978 under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to adjudicate spying — the same laws that, since 9/11, have allowed for domestic wiretapping — calling them "a super hush-hush surveillance court that is virtually impotent".
We talked about setting standards, establishing procedures, creating lines of authority and taking responsibility.
This article describes how their combination with unit tests and other validation procedures creates strong accessible semantics.
The purpose of this study was to determine whether orthognathic surgical procedures create significant objective postoperative airway compromise or edema.
Such procedures create biased research, which affects the quality of our health care systems.
Inadequate work processes can partly explain this, as more persons than necessary participated in several care procedures creating avoidable HHOs.
