When the F.T.C. issues the new green marketing guidelines in the United States, he said, fines could be warranted for companies making false or misleading green claims — just as the commission recently fined Reebok $25 million over an ad campaign claiming that its toning shoes could strengthen a wearer's buttocks, legs and thighs.
Giuliani Partners received fees of more than two million dollars, and, according to S.E.C. filings, Jericho State Capital was paid a ninety-thousand-dollar fee, plus stock warrants, for making the introduction.
The Syrian churches gave icons less prominence than did other non-Chalcedonian churches, in part because of the influence of and pressure from Islam but also because of different interpretations of the biblical warrant for making images of Jesus Christ.
Kmetz was being stopped on a felony arrest warrant for making threats, according to court papers.
These results highlight the need for further experimental research with pollen so that we are warranted in making behavioral inferences from palynology.
With nine detectives, the Warrant-Fugitive Unit is responsible for making arrests once warrants are issued by the county courts.
And it is difficult to see how a secretary of state can be held accountable for individual warrants if the reasons for making them can never be disclosed.
"I don't think His Royal Highness has ever actually been in the shop," murmured Steven Quin, who holds the royal warrant at Turnbull & Asser for making the prince's shirts.
The increase is warranted to make up for the erosion in judicial pay caused by inflation and Congress's repeated withholding of cost-of-living adjustments that are supposed to be routine.
In the West Bank, many young Jewish settlers see themselves as engaged in a God-given mission, one risky enough to warrant making plans for their own funerals.
