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The decision "illustrates just how far-reaching the consequences of doping can be," Jim Scherr, the committee's chief executive, said in a statement.
The decision illustrates how hard the Gaza economy has been hit since Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's Islamist president and Hamas's main patron, was ousted in a military coup in July.
The decision illustrates how the quagmire in Albany — the state budget is now a month late, with no action foreseeable — is already taking a toll on core city services.
"The decision illustrates the increasing difficulty prosecutors have in attaining and carrying out a death penalty sentence given the intense albeit justifiable scrutiny on every word uttered in the courtroom," said Mr. Fodeman, who is now in private practice.
A statement from the American Association for Justice, formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, said the decision illustrated "why federal efforts to place arbitrary limits on the amount injured patients receive won't pass muster or fix America's broken health care system".
The development was not unexpected a campaign known as Youths Earnestly Ask for Abacha was recently given several million dollars' worth of state money to hold a rally but it makes a mockery of the general's 1994 pledge to return the country to democratic rule "in which we [the armed forces] are not participants".The decision illustrates three truths about Nigeria.
As this decision illustrates, the Roberts Court is more amenable than its predecessors to lowering the barriers between church and state.
As the legal historian Peter Irons has observed, the internment decision "illustrates the dominance of politics over law in a wartime setting".
To hear the Obama administration tell it, the Filburn decision illustrates just how much leeway the federal government has under the Constitution's commerce clause to regulate the choices individuals make in matters affecting the national economy.
As the California decision illustrates, caregivers typically cannot sue the patient who causes an injury.
But in reality, at a time of borrowing constraints, the government is much likelier to shift expenditure around and avoid spending more, as the NSP decision illustrates.
