Desorption work exhibited a remarkable impact of biochars amendment into soils on desorption of atrazine, in which an apparent hysteresis was undergone.
As First Amendment scholar David L. Hudson Jr. notes, Ali's remarkable career and life placed him at the vortex of these First Amendment freedoms... Ali freely exercised his religious faith.
It would be remarkable to say that that's allowed by the First Amendment.
Christopher Dunn, associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, which represented Mr. Locurto, said, "It's certainly a strong First Amendment decision, and I think it's also remarkable in its condemnation of the way Mr. Giuliani handled himself".
The remarkable irony is that the wording and intent within the Second Amendment is actually on progressive's side.
Hadn't those lines about the constitutional amendment in his recent speeches, like virtually everything in his remarkable life, been strategic?
Justice Alito described the longtime rule allowing union charges to nonmembers unless they opted out of paying part of the dues as "a remarkable boon for unions" that approaches "the limit of what the First Amendment can tolerate".
Most recently, Indiana foisted itself into the public spotlight through the high-profile passage -- and almost immediate amendment -- of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), a statute that immediately generated remarkable controversy both outside and within.
"It was really remarkable that we saw the Gang of Eight come together to oppose any poison pill amendments that would derail passage of the bill," said Galen Carey, vice president for government relations of the National Association of Evangelicals.
Nevertheless, the measure drew a bipartisan 234-to-192 vote of approval as an amendment to the forthcoming Homeland budget bill, proving, once again, that the gun issue has remarkable power to derange politics.
