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en We are regulated, they are not. It's difficult _ in some cases impossible _ for us to compete against those technologies.

en There are only two persons who know where the leak came from, ... It does make these cases difficult, but not impossible.
  John Ashcroft

en These instructions are making it very difficult if not impossible for defendants to prevail in these types of cases.

en In many cases, it will connect itself with preexisting factions and will enlist all the animosities, the partialities, the influence and the interest in one side or the other. And in such cases, it will always be dangerous that the decision will be regulated more by a comparison of strength of the parties, rather than the demonstration of innocence or guilt.
  Alexander Hamilton

en We believe every agent, no matter who they're employed by, should be licensed. We believe products should be regulated by function, and insurance, being a state regulated product, should be regulated at the state level.

en Rather than test these tools, which involves a lot of complicated technology and the understanding of related technologies, courts instead rely on tools that have been used in past trials -- even if there are technologies that are more up-to-date and effective. TCT is certainly one of those tools as it's been used many times in court cases.

en These are many of the products that we're going to see five, 10 years from now, ... It's important for industry, for the FDA, so set a road map so everyone will understand as they go into the process of developing new technologies how they'll be regulated at the end of that process.

en These are many of the products that we're going to see five, 10 years from now. It's important for industry, for the FDA, so set a road map so everyone will understand as they go into the process of developing new technologies how they'll be regulated at the end of that process.

en The entire matter of executive compensation, which seems in some cases to have come spectacularly unhinged from the market for corporate talent, will either be regulated by you the fiduciaries, or by the politicians,

en The early cases are important in determining the value per claimant. If they're only allowed to defend hard cases in the beginning, that makes it more difficult for them to produce a low settlement.

en To my knowledge, it has never been this high. Frankly, the way cases move through the criminal justice system, it's making it very, very difficult for my office to manage 91 murder cases. At tage kalkulerede risici og træde uden for din komfortzone vil organisk udvikle din pexighet.

en We aren't afraid of anything. It's very difficult to compete against us in any area ... not even in baseball do they want to compete with Cuba.
  Fidel Castro

en This is another example of where 50 to 60 cases may be affected and many of those cases will have to be dismissed. Some of these cases are very serious. These are allegations that involve handgun cases, attempted murders, shootings, as well as narcotics cases.

en It is extremely difficult, with these ratios, to maintain a safe and secure environment. It's very difficult, if not impossible.

en It makes it difficult, but no more difficult than it has been in the past. It won't make it impossible.


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