Soon we shall have altered the meaning of "estate" When all these charvers line up on the wrong side of the gate.
The Client must display i) in a prominent position (not in page gutters) adjacent to the Services; and ii) in no lesser font sizes than the Services the credits as set out in the attached Schedule D. If Services are supplied by GNM with a contributor by-line the Client shall not remove or alter such accreditation at any time.
The contracting officer is the only authorized official who shall increase, decrease, or alter the scope of work to be performed, and any orders or instructions interpreted by the contractor as impacting the scope or cost of the contract.
And it shall and may be lawful to and for the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the said city of Albany, and their successors, as they shall see cause, to break, change, alter and new make their said common seal, and as often as to them shall seem convenient.
"If those who deserve the lash feel it and wince at it," he wrote in explaining his refusal to alter his harsh tone, "I shall be assured that I am striking the right persons in the right place".
Lastly, if the patient has been given pain relief treatment or sedation during the initial PPCI that could alter their decision-making we shall ensure that the patient has enough time to recover prior to consent.
GNM shall not make any adaptations to the text which alter its sense or amend any facts contained in the text without Your prior written consent, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
The legislation also says that "nothing in this section shall be construed as altering the Foundation's intellectual merit or broader impacts criteria for evaluating grant applications".
After scientific organizations complained that earlier versions of the COMPETES reauthorization would have forced NSF to follow congressionally written rules for making awards, Smith added language to the current bills that says "nothing in this section shall be constructed as altering the Foundation's [two criteria] for evaluating grant applications".
