Long-delayed, after-the-event, hair-splitting arguments about conformity with the letter of tax law will be replaced by a simple question from the Inland Revenue: did you tell us or did you not?
There is an argument for splitting school terms into four, with more, but shorter, breaks.
Oliver Burkeman, Guardian US This isn't an argument for splitting the difference between gun control supporters and opponents, by the way.
Patten said there may be a "strong argument" for splitting the job of director general and editor-in-chief, currently combined in a single role.
It has now been steered toward the non-issue of the burqa, which translates out into an argument, internally splitting both the right and left, on whether there should be a parliamentary resolution or a law prohibiting it.
In advance of next month's meeting, that campaign took Mr. Disney and Mr. Gold to Mr. McGurn's Rockville, Md., office on Feb. 2. In their presentation, the two men outlined what they said was Mr. Eisner's excessive compensation and their argument for splitting the jobs of chief executive and chairman, Mr. McGurn said.
Table 4 provides suggestive evidence in favor of this argument by splitting the sample according to marital status.
Subgroups IS 4Sa and IS 4 were relatively close at the protein level and the major argument for splitting them in two was a different organization of TIRs.
There is an ever present tension in meta-analysis between "lumping and splitting" studies, and an argument could be made for allowing for specific differences in drug treatment by stratifying them and carrying out 12 separate analyses.
For a start, this prevents the new VAT from being a net tax increase, which prevents the argument from just splitting on liberal-conservative lines and missing the policy issues specific to VAT per se.
