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He said, “The law as of today prescribes a dual mode of either transmission of results or transfer of results.

In its genocidal fantasies, the law prescribes life imprisonment or death for what its framers call “aggravated homosexuality” – and there is in it that beggars belief.

The child's mother wants the 15-year-old to only be treated by the because it takes a 'cautious approach' and rarely now prescribes powerful puberty-blocker drugs to youngsters amid concern about the long-term health effects.

The contract also prescribes constructing new street access between Kiltsi tee and Ungru tee in the city of Haapsalu and a new bridge over the Jaamaoja stream.

The Wealthy Vineyard Corp (aka TWV) just produced an App that can detect when a plant is malnourished and prescribes what nutrient should be given to the plant, and in what dosage, so as to revive the plant.

This is because the Public Debt Policy 2016 prescribes that the non-hydro external debt should not exceed 35 percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) during a five-year plan period.

Cihlar says she usually prescribes 30lb for men and 20lb for women (roughly 15kg and 10kg in UK plates) as baseline weights, but highlights how these loads “aren’t a starting point for everyone”.

He also referred to the Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act, which prescribes ‘Minimum Requirements for Fire Fighting Installations’.

In Edo, the APC prescribes direct primaries, in which, theoretically, every party member can vote for any aspirant of their choice.

South Dakota abortion law makes it a Class 6 felony for anyone “who administers to any pregnant female or prescribes or procures for any pregnant female” a means for an abortion, except to save the life of the mother.

The 81-year-old former CM has been charged under Section 8 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, which prescribes punishment for sexual assault of a minor.

The Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Government Elections Act prescribes the ID card issued by the NRB as the sole form of identification for one to register as a voter.

While I'm not a cryptographer, I do find it alarming that this contest has not been repeated since 2015, much less modified to give the adversary more power as Crypto Fails prescribes.

As for doses, Patanjali prescribes: "2-2 tablets should be consumed with hot water half an hour after meals.

For our workwear wardrobes, Fendi prescribes sheath dresses — unapologetically loaded with sex appeal — and oversized outerwear, worn cinched in with a scaled-up belt.

I don't think you could ask for a more sensible, clear-eyed, and book about drugs, from the ones your doctor prescribes to the ones your bartender serves you to the ones you can go to jail for possessing.

In an interview, Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Professor Amon Murwira said ZimChe has come up with the MBK/S that prescribes the basic knowledge and skills that a graduate should possess when they study towards a degree.

It prescribes regular PSA testing and biopsies, to ascertain what’s happening with the cancer– is the cancer growing or basically in stasis.

Jennifer reveals that Bob is suffering from a possibly congenital degenerative nerve disease, the kind where a doctor prescribes a “good attitude” and a boatload of pills that work.

Section 112A of the I-T Act prescribes the manner for computing the tax dues on long-term capital gains (LTCG).