Therefore, while receptions — whether simple or grand — are not required, they usually add to the magic of the wedding day.
And why do you oppose research into determining whether simple steps save lives (like requiring that guns kept in homes with children be kept locked and unloaded)?
(It currently has about a hundred thousand customers, and Reich points out that the company and its revenues have grown each year; a spokeswoman declined to say whether Simple is profitable).
Yet none have been driven into extinction, inflaming the debate over whether simple control was a more reasonable goal that would allow donors and health professionals to spread their resources to greater benefit for greater numbers.
Form classes are sets of forms (whether simple or complex, free or bound), any one of which may be substituted for any other in a given construction or set of constructions throughout the sentences of the language.
Marina Vlady plays a married woman who prostitutes herself to make ends meet, although her story has to fight for air against Godard's penchant for the essay — his furious doubts (heard in the chewy, conspiratorial whisper of his voice-over) about how any coherent tale can be told, or even whether simple details can be honestly described.
Until now, the European Union and national administrations in many of the member countries have said that no new regulations were necessary to ensure that Internet traffic — whether simple e-mail messages or bandwidth-hungry video files — was treated equitably by network operators.
Ecologists have long studied how animals find food, with some exploring whether simple rules could explain foraging behavior.
The data are compared with the predictions of a cubic equation of state to ascertain whether simple correlations can provide the accuracy necessary to calibrate multiphase flow meters.
According to Dalton, all atoms of a given substance whether simple or compound, are alike in shape, weight and any other particular.
In terms of these 10 kinds of signs, Peirce endeavored to construct a theory of all possible natural and conventional signs, whether simple or complex.
