Where the property donated is not preservable or transportable or exceeds the actual need, the donee may sell it, and all the income therefrom shall be used for purposes as designed by donation.
It is understood that the current real estate investment and consumption growth have exceeded 30%, it can be said that a new round of economic growth has led to the tide tidehead.
While the market value of a shiftable capital good may exceed its reproduction cost temporarily, the value of capital, in a particular location, can remain permanently below its reproduction cost.
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The liquidated damages that the Employer requires the Employee to pay may not exceed the portion of the training expenses allocable to the unperformed portion of the term of service.
In fixed scale extraction method, no matter choose which scale value, one but numeric and affirmatory, when exceeding change receiving the specified amount, the scale of extraction is indeclinable.
4 And that was it. The civilization of Greece and the glory of Roman architecture were captured in a condensed non-statement. My student's " whoa" ! was exceeded only by my head-shaking distress.
The dip in birth rates in spring of 1919 was followed by 'a compensatory natality increase in late autumn 1919 and early spring 1920, when natality significantly exceeded the expected rates.'
Thailand's Department of Pollution says, air quality in Bangkok has fallen to harmful levels as the amount of hazardous dust particles known as " PM2.5" exceeded safe levels in more than 40 areas around the capital.
Oh sure, they make a " flap" about that, but it's " plane" to see that the " props" you'd need exceed what's free to take off at speed, and land a record for flying " so low" through a " tube" that is " so low" .