But their response, in some notable instances, was punctuated by jubilant, if not jingoistic, celebrations.
This trend was also experienced throughout the world, though perhaps the two most notable instances of devolution occurred in France in the 1980s and the United Kingdom in the late 1990s.
What was a round-the-world-ticket collection of notable instances of exchange the accuracy and veracity of which have already been endlessly debated emerges as a passionate political treatise written at a poignant moment in European history". "When is ethnographic theory?
Later in Sunni history, however, there were notable instances of jurists using reason to re-derive law from the first principles.
And with a number of notable instances of officers either forgetting to activate their cameras ― or perhaps even turning them off ― the technology hardly seems like a panacea for issues of police misconduct.
What this means is difficult to assess, however, given "notable instances of inconsistencies and inaccuracies" presented by the servicers for what constitutes "resolving" a case, according to the report.
A selection of notable instances of suppression are listed here: Gao Zhisheng, once recognized as one of China's ten most promising lawyers, was an advocate for a range of disenfranchised individuals and minorities.
Although elected in 2008 by many who saw him as an antiwar candidate, President Obama has proved to be a decidedly hawkish commander-in-chief whose policies have already produced notable instances of what in CIA trade-speak has long been called blowback.
Furthermore, there are few notable instances of detectable IRs that appear to be species-specific.
Other notable instances of transplant-transmitted viral encephalitis from West Nile virus and rabies virus have occurred recently (27 – 27 ).
Their subsequent dispersal along the Tethys Seaway was followed by notable instances of vicariance that divided the global regions before further independent diversifications in the IWP and AEP.
