Under the 1971 Coinage Act, what's the maximum amount that can be paid using 1p or 2p coins? 2. In 1972, the Henry Fonda/Paul Newman film 'Sometimes a Great Notion' was the first transmission on which television channel? 3. Who was prompted by the ideas of Alfred Russel Wallace to publish his own similar theories?
Although Argentina's war of independence was prompted by the influence of European ideas, Buenos Aires was the only city that could achieve civilization.
But last night, prompted by the euphoria of winning and the idea of being a victory away from the Final Four, Bibby opened the book ever so slightly.
The idea was prompted by the introduction of similar legislation in France, which now bans large supermarkets from throwing away food in favour of handing it to charities or for animal feed.
This allowed him to read many influential books of the Age of Enlightenment, and understand the social, economic, technical, educative, political, cultural, and religious changes that were being prompted by the new ideas.
Prompted by the presence of putative PAX2-binding sites in the SALL2 promoter we investigated the idea that SALL2 is genetically downstream of, and potentially directly regulated by, PAX2.
A32 SCIENCE/HEALTH Cold Reception for Drug Safety Despite calls from medical experts and a prominent Republican senator for an independent office to monitor drug safety, the idea, prompted by the Food and Drug Administration's handling of the painkiller Vioxx, is already running into obstacles.
The idea of building the church was conceived by Pope Nicholas V (reigned 1447 55), who was prompted by the state in which he found Old St. Peter's Basilica walls leaning far out of the perpendicular and frescoes covered with dust.
The idea to use the residents of an actual community, shown trying to overcome tough times, was prompted by the introduction of a line of Levi's work wear, which includes jeans, corduroys, shirts and jackets.
The idea that Stonehenge was designed to be an astronomical calendar, an observatory, or a calculator gained popularity in the mid-nineteen-sixties, prompted by the work of Gerald Hawkins, an astronomer at Boston University who published a book called "Stonehenge Decoded".
In 1984, prompted by the growing number of executions in the United States, Dr. Kevorkian revisited his idea of giving death row inmates a choice.
