In this milieu of distrust and maltreatment, the taking of a few cells takes on new meaning.
President Bush firmly condemned the taking of hostages, and offered American support to the British people and their hostages.
He has condemned terrorism and said he regretted the taking of American hostages by Iranian students in support of the revolution.
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As shown in Figure 9, enrollment in AP courses and the taking of such exams essentially doubled between 1991 and 1999.
City of New London, in which the justices allowed the taking of property from low-income residents for a condo-retail project in Connecticut.
That court was set up in 1855 to hear claims against the federal government over taxes, contracts and the taking of private property.
The sponsors of the London conference hope that its proceedings and findings summarized herein will be a powerful catalyst to the taking of such steps.
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The main controversy surround the taking of payment for the tissues.
Other groups, such as anti-abortion activists, consider stem cell research the taking of a human life because embryos must be destroyed to harvest the stem cells.
His last two movies: Unstoppable and The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 both involved trains and trains were a good metaphor for the kind of filmmaking Scott did.
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The lack of an upside for taxpayers is one reason that some scholars, like Mr Elmendorf, favour the taking of direct stakes by the government in financial firms instead.
"So there may be situations in which the taking of photographs may cause or lead to public order situations, inflame an already tense situation, or raise security considerations, " it said.
The two had settled into their seats at the AMC Cupertino Square 16 theater and were enjoying The Taking of Pelham 123, a thriller remake starring John Travolta and Denzel Washington.
Ship hijacking off the Horn of Africa has been on the upswing for the past two years and has finally come to the forefront of international attention with the taking of the Sirius Star.
Sam Brownback of Kansas and Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, both of whom consider such research to be the taking of a human life, admit Frist's support makes their fight much harder, if not nearly impossible.
The state's conservation regulations are stricter than those of its competitors, prohibiting the taking of lobsters that are either too young or very big: the latter means they are likely to be particularly old and fecund.
For some, embryonic stem cell research requires the taking of a human life, but for others, it represents the acceptable use of cells from very early stage embryos that would never have developed into a person.
Which means that it is very difficult to detect a rational motive for the taking of real bets matched by offsetting fictional ones, because it is very difficult to see how any individual could have profited by such a stratagem.
Ginsberg reasoned that Congress meant the pre-1987 understanding of the term, and meant to criminalize only the taking of bribes and kickbacks in the performance of a job, not any sort of scheme that somehow deprived somebody of honest work.
The judges agreed a competent adult had the right to refuse medical treatment even if it led to death, but the taking of active steps by a third party to bring about the death of another was entirely a different matter, the court ruled.
Although the High Court judges agreed a competent adult had the right to refuse medical treatment even if it led to death, they ruled the taking of active steps by a third party to bring about the death of another was entirely a different matter.
It is generally a bad idea to try shooting anywhere in the precincts of the Grand Mosque without "permissions" -- an action likely to get you arrested, if not attacked by the over-zealous amongst the pilgrims who regard the taking of images as "haraam" or religiously forbidden.
Through its banking subsidiaries, Whitney engages in commercial and retail banking and in trust business, including the taking of deposits, the making of secured and unsecured loans, the financing of commercial transactions, the issuance of credit cards, the delivery of corporate, pension and personal trust services, investment services and safe deposit rentals.
His first feature, the 1983 erotic vampire mood piece "The Hunger, " ended up a relative anomaly (except in sheer style) to such high-octane thrill machines as "Top Gun" (1986), "Revenge" (1990), "The Last Boy Scout" (1991), "True Romance" (1993), "Crimson Tide" (1995), "Enemy of the State" (1998), "Man on Fire" (2004), "Domino" (2005), "The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3" (2009) and "Unstoppable" (2010).
Mr Inglis cited initial disagreements between the region's four councils, Hull City Council, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire, on the taking over of the Humber Bridge debt as evidence of Mr Shaw's negotiating style.
Since then, Mr. Curry and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have been fending off renewed doubts about the ability of regulators to keep up with the risk taking of the nation's biggest, most complex financial firms.
The 27-year-old said he'll spend the rest of the day taking advantage of the public holiday.
All these innovations blew up costing investors a huge fortune and staining the reputation of the insiders taking advantage of the outsiders.
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