I believe that Nigeria is going to be peaceful, but we must work
conjunctively. The indigenous vigilante groups must be ready to work with the police.
He called for the use of both old and new techniques
conjunctively to explore more areas.
Having served as a board member for Northern Kane Educational Corp (charter school) for over 5 years and now serving as president of the District 300 Food Pantry, I am accustomed to delving into budgets, identifying issues, and working
conjunctively with other board members and administration to contend with discrepancies.
(148) These statutes typically apply
conjunctively with the
(24) Together the Dodd-Frank and CCAR tests include both a quantitative and qualitative portion and are used
conjunctively by the Federal Reserve to determine whether a financial institution has sufficient capital to continue operating through different measures of economic stress.
Indeed, as the previous discussion demonstrates, the various frames are not mutually exclusive and often work
conjunctively. The stories indicate that, while certain frames may dominate, their deployment must be understood through a deeper analysis of the context to glean how a focus on culture or geography is informed by concerns for border and national security, for example.
("Because the statute's conditions are stated
conjunctively, a
To meet this range of goals, groundwater, soil water and surface water will need to be managed
conjunctively, management will likely become more tightly linked with land use and land resources planning and management, and modelling will play a key role in the development of successful and useful management plans.
Using exit consents and CACs
conjunctively is riskier than the
(30) When a federal statute is on point, all three clauses are available, whether alternatively or
conjunctively. (31)
Basically, it is a
conjunctively combined scheme of Goyal et al.'s KPABE scheme [15] and Waters' CP-ABE scheme [17].