The justice furthered: "Congress cannot tell the SC how it is going to admit people to the Bar." He ordered Calida to
expound on his justification in their memoranda.
Justices ask: Does PhiLSAT exclude those who want to pursue knowledge?
It started 15 years ago as an offshoot off the run and shoot but we've kind of
expounded on the run/pass aspect a little more.
Climbing the mountain top: Rich Rodriguez returned to his roots and has West Virginia on the fast track to national prominence
In general, I find that too many in the gay community hold or
expound one monolithic view.
Taking sides. (reader forum)
Brooks, the authors further
expound on Centerfold Syndrome by describing its various unhealthy characteristics.
Scorn for porn: from the Internet to the classroom, purveyors of porn are targeting our children. Americans must defend themselves and their families against this culture-destroying onslaught. (Book Review)
However, we did have a minortriumph at the public inquiry held in Dolwyddelan school when one of the great unwashed, living 200 miles away, got up to
expound his views.
Letter: A470 row
Peck: Would you
expound more upon the lighting alternative you recommend?
Steps toward energy savings. (Feature Article)
Perhaps he will
expound at greater length on the relationships among art, artists, and politics.
Blue Notes: Essays, Interviews, and Commentaries
Then you have books for "idiots" and "dummies" that
expound on everything from sunken ships to satellite dish installation to raising Jack Russell Terriers.
Ultimately, he wrote the book
The story is extremely tightly constructed to
expound the story line and, what is more important, gradually to reveal the futility and falsity of the girl's life.
Remaking a Lost Harmony: Stories from the Hispanic Caribbean
Anyway it's just a thought and you should
expound on this,' Lacson who chairs the Senate public order committee, added.
Ventura a 'Trojan horse'? Lacson questions witness credibility
Therefore, although I recognise it is anyone's right to believe in whatever they wish, be it belief in ghosts, tooth fairies, flying saucers or spirits in the sky, they must not
expound that belief to others as though it were an absolute truth.
Letter: You Say - Point made
Ordinary Catholics need to hear faithful theologians who can
expound on and explain the teachings of the faith in a simple, uplifting and inspiring manner.
Book review
Sam Walton isn't around anymore to
expound on the secrets of his success, but Michael Bergdahl, who worked directly with the Wal-Mart founder years ago, has distilled some of "Mr.
What I Learned from Sam Walton: How to Compete and Thrive in a Wal-Mart World
Harry loved to talk and could
expound eloquently on just about any topic.
Remembering Harry: essayist and former Advocate editor Mark Thompson describes the heart and spirit of his friend the late Harry Hay. (Pioneers)
Sharpton will
expound his views on needed changes in America, its leaders and his concerns about the economy, foreign policy and the war on drugs, among other topics.
Deals. (Between the lines: the inside scoop on what's happening in the publishing industry)