It was wholly unjustifiable.
One consequence of the court decision was that tiny Turtle Island just outside of Maumee Bay and originally treated as being wholly in Michigan, was split between the two states.
Sybil did not wholly rally until after the split and the move, with her daughters, to New York.
NEC Electronics was split from NEC into a wholly owned operating unit with its own management in November 2002.
If Mr Bush is a wholly-owned subsidiary of big business, as Democrats like to argue, Mr Gephardt is a wholly-owned subsidiary of big labour.He split with the DLC over its support for free trade.
Their voters did not go wholly over to the Conservatives, however, and in fact they roughly split down the middle with the other half going to the committed internationalist, anti-racist immigration supporter Jeremy Corbyn.
In a few high quality draft genomes (AFDB, AFDK, AYOH, JFEL, JFXM), BAP coding sequences resided in one contig, but were interrupted by stop codons, and split into two or multiple ORFs, as in many wholly sequenced genomes shown in Fig. 1.
The American Electric Power Company, which owns utilities in 11 states and in Europe, said it would split its regulated utilities from its less-regulated businesses, creating two wholly owned companies.
There, a woman advises Carla to undergo a procedure that would split her son's soul in two; he would never be wholly himself again, but he'd survive the infection.
For each region, a CUSUM-based approach applied to a subset of the BAF range (see Methods: AGRE boundary detection) was used to successfully validate the existence of appropriate change-points corresponding to regions wholly or partially detected by triPOD and visually identifiable as a widening or splitting of the heterozygous BAF band.
