The article did not get beyond the preliminaries of Protothetic, setting out the history, axioms, and rules (directives) for extending the system, and outlining a number of variants, but not starting the deductions proper.
The new investment rules, for instance, extend to government contracting negotiations, eliminating so-called "Buy American" preferences for domestic manufacturers.
Some suggested they were a convenient fiction, a colonial panic that provided another handy justification for extending British rule.
The president's budget called for extending the current rules.
Both the Senate and House budget plans call for extending the 2009 estate tax rules without paying for it.
"Even after eight critical audit reports by three different government agencies, the Pentagon is still waiving procurement rules and extending deadlines for Halliburton to submit accurate cost information," he said.
The library was generated based on ion fragmentations and ion intensities of FAHFA external reference standards, developing a heuristic model for fragmentation rules and extending these rules to large swaths of computer-generated structures of FAHFAs with varying chain lengths, degrees of unsaturation and hydroxyl group positions.
In areas that had been under colonial rule for more extended periods, legislation forced Africans who had not already been dispossessed of their land into the labour market.
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He said it was "up to the Election Commission to decide" whether to establish rules on extending the period for political campaigning.
