In other words, we theoretically pursued and sought to verify and build on issues as they emerged [ 44].
But it opposes an international criminal court because, despite safeguards against unwarranted prosecutions, it theoretically could pursue American service members.
Theoretically, the parties could pursue an alternative scenario in which non-bloc settlers were not displaced at all, but rather remained where they were under Palestinian sovereignty.
How to Pursue a Claim Theoretically, airline employees should offer compensation and arrange for accommodations at the time a flight is canceled, but you can also submit a claim later if this doesn't happen.
A Politico article touched on this fact and on Microsoft's former lobbyist, Marc Berejka, being appointed to senior role in the Department of Commerce, which controls the PTO, which could theoretically enable the company to pursue its agenda from within the administration.
The federal government could, theoretically, follow suit.
Even if the East End has changed over the last century, it is still an area diverse in income, ethnicity and background, which allows the Cass to pursue its ambition, one theoretically shared by London Met and by successive governments, of widening participation.
"Management doesn't pay all of the FCF out in dividends (current dividend yield is 2.9%), but as long as they pursue profitable growth with the retained cash, we should theoretically receive a minimum return on investment of 9% annually".
Quantum walk-based architectures for quantum computation have been proposed and theoretically explored [14], while the possibility to implement quantum simulation through schemes based on the dynamics of a quantum walker are currently being pursued both theoretically and experimentally.
Parametric probability distributions can be handled theoretically, but for this paper, we opted out of that path and decided to pursue the avenue opened by Kass et al. (2005).
