But virtually every proposed change in the law ignited fierce battles, and when Mr. Miller released a draft bill for comment in late August, it pleased no one.
Either way, Mr Yatsenyuk will probably stay on as prime minister, due to his popularity with Western donors.In the new government's early days, parliament approved virtually all proposed legislation by wide margins.
Following the 1999 decision to overturn the Glass-Steagall Act that separated commercial banks from securities firms, bank lobbyists have been able to shoot down virtually any proposed rule they perceived as unfavorable to their industry, lobbyists and politicians say.
Dumping almost $80 million into organizations that have attacked the scientists who study climate change and interfered with virtually every proposed policy and regulation to solve global warming isn't being an science-savy CEO.
As the standard story has it, science increasingly acquired understandings of how nature unaided by deliberate intent and planning could produce virtually any R proposed, and thus while (2) might continue to hold for virtually any human artifact a having any intended R one might please, (3) — and consequently the inference to (4) — became progressively less defensible.
This virtually guarantees that proposed reforms like cutting readmissions, reducing unnecessary tests and adopting computerized medical records will fail.
Although many colour quantisation algorithms have been proposed, virtually all of them define the goal of quantisation as that of finding a palette that minimises the MSE, given in Equation 1, of the resulting image.
Based on our framework, we can virtually fit a proposed implant design to samples drawn from the statistical model, and assess which range of the population is suitable for the implant.
"Virtually every regulation proposed by the Obama administration has been justified by nontransparent data and unverifiable claims," said Smith in his press release announcing the bill.
The most bitter of these fights began in early February last year, when Walker proposed eliminating virtually all collective-bargaining rights for a vast majority of the state's public-employee unions.
