This type of dissent constitutes a statement by the judge as an individual: 'Here I draw the line.' " THE two original dissenters in the Roe v. Wade abortion ruling, William H. Rehnquist and Byron R. White, never accepted that case as valid precedent.
The most frequently cited reason against LOD was fear of medical complications (women: 74.9%; men: 67.9%) (p = 0.029 sig)., followed by the statement that this constitutes an invasion of bodily integrity (women: 47.9%; men: 42.9%) (n.sig).. 11.7% of women and 15.6% of men were of the opinion that this also invades one's 'psychological integrity' (n.sig).sig
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There he developed an unconventional, primarily visual approach drawing in part on Meyerhold's esthetics, rather than the frozen realism of the Moscow Art Theater - which constituted a statement against the regime's control of the arts.
Together, the claims (i)–(iii) constitute a statement of what I called a 'statistical H-theorem'.
Apple's newly issued security document obviously doesn't constitute a statement either way on the source of the attacks, but it should help protect users concerned they might be affected.
Gertner first rejected the idea that the mistake in captioning constituted a statement that Albright was gay.
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