"The consideration would substantially comprise a mixture of Verizon common stock and cash".
A bill to amend Section 207 of the Criminal Code was drafted, and passed unanimously, making it an offence to make, print, publish, distribute, sell, or own "any magazine, periodical or book which exclusively or substantially comprises matter depicting pictorially the commission of crimes, real or fictitious", on 10 December 1949.
The clinical trials had additional eligibility requirements and the OS is substantially comprised of women who were ineligible for the CT or who did not want to be randomly assigned to an intervention.
Under his leadership the department has grown substantially and comprises a young, dynamic and intensely interactive group with a diverse array of research interests.
An application of the governing test, which was originally articulated in Gimbel v. Signal Cos., to the facts demonstrates that the Telegraph Group does not come close to comprising "substantially all" of International's assets.
However, the development of molecular models comprising substantially larger numbers of atoms has also been reported.
G. carapo's and G. coropinae's electric organ discharges are substantially shorter lasting, comprising a series of deflections of successive opposite polarity.
We acknowledge that the genetic data used here were irregularly distributed along the Arabian coastline (i.e., the central Red Sea comprising a substantially higher number of sampling locations in comparison to the rest of the provinces), hence physical proximity may have increased significance of the IBD relationship (Fig. 4b).
The remarkable ability of bone to repair, such as our model of intramembranous bone regeneration, appears to involve a much larger set of significant genes comprising a substantially greater percentage of the genome than other forms of wound repair.
The structural analyses for the racks comprise substantially stress analyses for base material and welds as well as stability analyses for the support channels and the rack outside walls.
I now discuss the major question presented by this motion: whether the Telegraph Group comprises "substantially all" of International's assets, such that its sale requires a vote under § 271.
