A lawyer for Mr. Daugerdas said, "Paul Daugerdas firmly believes that the tax advice provided to his clients was well within the scope of then-existing federal tax law".
She began her program six years ago with just the hospital's medical residents, but has expanded the scope of participants since then.
With the Consultant K loan, an F.H.A.-approved inspector pays an initial visit to confirm the scope of the project, then revisits the site up to five times, signing off on the various stages of work and drawing down the loan to pay the contractor at each stage.
We also see a mixed crowd of US supporters: those who are actually in the know and view the US side and its individual players within the scope of reality, and then there are those who are blindly allegiant and refuse to see the US side within the purview of such reality.
How indicative of the scope of the problem, then, that an abridged quote from the sermon was recently twisted to insinuate the opposite of what Dr. King was trying to teach, and then chiseled into the new United States Monument built in his honor.
A more narrow scope of investigation would then facilitate advanced functional investigations of identified variants.
If the authors feel that such experiments are beyond the scope of this work then they should tone down the claims regarding the parallel to nucleosomal remodelers.
(2) If the subject of an article falls within the scope of two journals, then the journal impact factor has a certain meaning for the article's author: it gives an argument for choosing the journal where to submit the article.
If we uphold the ban on commercialisation and if we exclude human embryos from the scope of this directive, then we will be able to do something about the wealthy buyers within the EU.
Plenty of scope for speculation, then, right up to December 2nd when the new director, from October 2001, is due to be named.
Plenty of scope, then, for another family row.
