Last year, the Assembly passed a bill that substantially changed the laws.
Robert G. Hoyt, who founded The National Catholic Reporter, an independent weekly newspaper that substantially changed the way Roman Catholicism was covered and understood in the United States, died on Thursday in Manhattan.
Since Justice Garson was arrested in April 2003, she complained, Justice Ambrosio had not made any decisions that substantially changed the status of the case.
But Donald P. Salzman, a lawyer for Danial J. Williams, one of the former sailors, argued in a response filed this week that Mr. Ford's indictment and conviction was new information that substantially changed the facts of his client's case.
"Although we considered that the image in the advert did not misrepresent the luminosity or wrinkling of Rachel Weisz's face, we considered that the image had been altered in a way that substantially changed her complexion to make it appear smoother and more even," the ASA ruled.
Still, an American military official involved in the negotiations described the agreement as "a paradigm shift" that substantially changed who was in charge, although the official emphasized that Afghan and American officers worked as a team, sitting side by side in an operations center, sharing intelligence and decision-making responsibilities on most targets.
The second is malicious operations that substantially change the semantic meaning and commonly include three types of illegal tampering, i.e., cropping, adding, and replacing.
The second is malicious operations that substantially change the semantic meaning and commonly include three types of illegal tampering, i.e., cropping, adding, and replacing. .
Stands may be selected for chronosequences based on an absence of rapid events that substantially change stand structure, but this may limit the ability of a chronosequence to represent real long-term patterns across landscapes.
Of these, 152 are 1- or 2-bp insertions or deletions: 138 may introduce frameshifts that substantially change annotated gene structure or transform predicted protein-coding genes to predicted pseudogenes.
