But in the heavily debated "omission" part of the opinion, the Court held that a factual omission from a statement of opinion gives rise to liability when the omitted facts "conflict with what a reasonable investor would take from the statement itself". Id. at 1329.
(Tsongkhapa 1984b:176)[4] This means that the two truths relate to "two objects of knowledge," the idea it takes from the statement of the Buddha from Discourse on Meeting of the Father and the Son (Pitāputrasamāgama Sūtra)[5] By object of knowledge Gelug means an object that is cognizable (blo'i yul du bya rung ba).
Little encouragement will be taken from the council statement that concessionary travel on the tram will now be funded by the council themselves.
To check whether this assumption is supported by the data, we compare PageRank of a firm with the costs of goods sold, which is taken from the financial statement of the firm.
Hazing – Any action taken or situation created, intentionally, whether on or off fraternity premises, to produce mental or physical discomfort, embarrassment, harassment or ridicule (taken from the Fraternity Executives Association statements of position).
Variables controlling for information related to auditors are taken from the consolidated financial statements.
For the following regression models, control variables which are related to balance sheet items are taken from the individual financial statements.
The data is taken from the annual reports, financial statements, and other published reports of the Indian firms.
Under RDA, if the title proper and other title are taken from the disc or cassette label, the statement of responsibility is not bracketed if taken from the container or accompanying material.
A statement, taken from the Federal Register, said: "FDA continues to view antimicrobial resistance as a significant public health issue.
It says: One major concern that would invalidate any statement taken from the victims is the presence of army personnel as admitted by Mr Fisk himself.
