If a prophecy were to be very specific, then it might actually render the action in question inevitable, they admit, but they also insist that rendering an action inevitable is not the same as making it unfree.
Today's announcement will make it easier for developers to drive installations of apps because Twitter says they will no longer have to post a web page with markup in order to render an install action.
Today's announcement will make it easier for developers to drive installations of apps because Twitter says they will no longer have to post a web page with markup in order to render an install action.
That case involved the validity of a provision in a statute of that state authorizing an attorney's fee of $25 to be taxed against a railroad company against which judgment should be rendered in an action for injuries to stock.
Marvel Comics co-founder Stan Lee, who hosted the now apparently defunct reality show "Who Wants to Be a Superhero?," sponsors a contest through his foundation, in conjunction with art supply company Prismacolor, in which entrants submit superhero designs, with the winning design rendered as an action figure.
Wet, fresh, moderate, maritime breeze renders a sedative action.
That challenging and often painful contingency renders "Now and Again" an action suspense drama and a sentimental love story as well.
The primal trauma of "Annie Hall" is young Alvy's neurotic realization that the world will eventually come to an end, destroying all traces of human life and retroactively rendering all action absurd.
In reality, such an action was rendered impossible by the opposition of Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the Exchequer and then the prime minister.
The question here respects only the validity of a money judgment rendered in one State, in an action upon a simple contract against the resident of another, without service of process upon him, or his appearance therein.
