The court also stated in its ruling that the military judge at Stewart's initial trial had "created the framework for a potential double jeopardy violation" by having the jury re-deliberate the charges against Stewart.
However, we also recognize that the timing of this destruction will determine whether we continue to live with the risk of the disease re-emerging through deliberate misuse of the virus by others.
But most important, the whole idea seems like a deliberate re-creation of the supercheap credit and lax lending standards that led to the financial crisis in the first place.
One might further wonder whether the rather chaotic order of the passages in the Theology and Letter on Divine Science is merely the result of textual catastrophe (with loose sections stitched back together to form the chapters of the Theology), or also preserves some deliberate re-ordering of the text.
A Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) is one whose genetic structure has undergone a deliberate re-engineering or alteration.
There are recommendations implicit in this study: First recommendation is that there should be a deliberate re-orientation of media practitioners who in most cases contributed to the stigmatization of the disease.
It is notable that since the release of RHDV in Australia in 1995, strains of 1 viral lineage dominate the viral population nationwide despite hundreds of deliberate re-releases of the original virus strain for local rabbit control, which strongly suggests it has a major selective advantage (7 ).
As he studied her across the table, it occurred to him that re-creation of herself, her deliberate broadening of her effect, could have atrophied other qualities more endearing to a potential suitor.
** *** ** As he studied her across the table, it occurred to him that re-creation of herself, her deliberate broadening of her effect, could have atrophied other qualities more endearing to a potential suitor.
From Washington, there seems to have been a deliberate decision to re-engage in and refocus on the region.
However Adamson and D'Ancona, but not Zimmermann, believe that there may have been deliberate selection and re-ordering of the text at an early stage.
