After Gorsuch repeatedly stated that there was ample room for Congress to legislate without worrying about court decisions, Democrats reminded him of how the court's decisions play a key role in shaping who is elected to Congress and, therefore, what bills can be passed in the first place.
The KPMG LLP report stated that "While there is ample evidence that the scientific and clinical skills of the profession remain very high, there is also evidence that veterinarians lack some of the skills and aptitudes that result in economic success.
She describes ten key capabilities (ibid., 33 34) and states that 'an ample threshold of ten central capabilities is required' (ibid., 32).
In addition, he also stated that residents of Port Charlotte had ample warning, as a hurricane warning had been issued for the landfall area 23 hours before, and a hurricane watch had existed for 35 hours.
She stated that his abilities were first learned through a single incident: while bathing in the Nile, he inadvertently swallowed a fish and an ample volume of water.
That ample music is the most disappointing contribution.
That is, faced with the choice between either respecting everyone's right to freedom of movement or designing states that can effectively guarantee ample levels of health coverage and welfare transfers to their citizens, the libertarian would favor the former.
Both efforts would be expensive and could test the boundaries of a state budget that has ample cash reserves but has largely avoided the kinds of program expansions that would continue even in the presence of a recession and budget shortfalls.
A recent report by Goldman Sachs, "China's Environment: Big Issues, Accelerating Effort, Ample Opportunities," states that cleaning up China's environment will be multibillion-dollar opportunity for the domestic and international private sector.
The Times dismisses this concern, stating that "the bill allows 7 to 13 years before exports would be cut off, which seems ample time to build domestic capacity".
