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However, the widening gap between U.S. law and international human rights standards was made brutally clear by the Supreme Court's 2007 decision striking down voluntary school desegregation plans in Seattle and Louisville.

What market exists that could put a fair price on the clumps of freshly built office blocks that stand empty in cities across China, asks Gary Biddle, a professor of accounting at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.The decision to adopt international accounting standards was made in November 2005, to be put into effect in little more than a year.

A range of standards was made ranging from 5 to 50 ng ml−1 Pt (plasma samples) to 10 150 ng ml−1 Pt (ultrafiltrates).

The amplicon shared among these standards was made 4 nt longer than the one from the target, so that we could separate them by gel electrophoresis for quantification.

Standardization is so important, in fact, that a large number of standards are made part of the law.

All observed standards are made available to all programs, usually at the end of the trimester.

It also said building standards are made for "Cadillacs" rather than "Chevys".

Recommendations for better communication of the meaning, benefits and limitations of building seismic standards are made.

The standards were made public at a news conference on Wednesday in Atlanta.

The fundamental measurements ensuring the traceability to internationally accepted metrological standards are made by scanning electron microscopy and scanning force microscopy.

The two standards are made of two 10 Ω and 100 kΩ resistor nets connected in parallel and inserted in a temperature controlled aluminum structure.