THE question of
what came before the big bang used to lie outside the bounds of science.
This understanding of abstraction allows for both the possibility of breaking new ground and at the same time acknowledges those
who came before who have carved out the territory in the first place.
But it a fundamental fallacy to assume that the universe of
cases coming before the appellate courts is the same as the total universe of cases.
So, product quality
always comes before quantity of advertising when campaigning, in my opinion.
Using the concept Information governance gives IT departments the ability to take a tougher stance against attorneys within the organization, thus ensuring that convenience will
not come before good security hygiene.
This year they build atop everything that
came before in order to redefine what we can do.
They say that should have been discussed and decided during a public meeting since it dealt with an
issue coming before the board for a vote.
I did not want to be in the hospital giving birth and I was very confident that you were perfectly fine, and that you would
come before then.
If your custody dispute
ever comes before the court, the judge may see these communications.
Families and friends
often came before many of the other sources of information the parents received.
This is not a good lesson to teach your child because it gives them the message that play
comes before work - and is therefore more important than work.
In state after state, country after country, when shared parenting
legislation comes before a house or senate committee, those lining up to speak against it are mostly family attorneys.
We made a practice that potty
time comes before sleeping time, but since was drinking a lot of water during the night, he needed a diaper.
Sometimes, especially in brain injury cases, that call
even comes before your doctors are done diagnosing your injuries.
However, attorneys can combat this by always remembering that the client's interests
come before anyone else.
If a dispute results over a transaction, clients may suggest that the real estate professional's financial
interests came before those of the client.
Which also, I like to think, is a common American way of thinking - that
action comes before theory.
It is a pain and function should
come before form when it comes to a tool like a credit card.
Therefore, while we may expect it to become more and more a political issue, it is not yet the issue in most cases that
come before courts.
If any other business
properly comes before the meeting, these individuals will vote on those matters in a manner they consider appropriate.
Without a doubt the most important developmental
deadline comes before you even begin your search for a puppy: namely, your education about puppy education.
We will ensure that the correct version of
events comes before the courts and prevent false allegations from damaging your life and your reputation.
The private lenders must protect their interests by avoiding homes with too many debts as the mortgage act requires that lenders who
came before get paid first.