But the 13 justices refuted Lacanilao's statement on Thursday, saying they 'reached a consensus' that Sereno should take an
indefinite leave.
Sereno to be on
indefinite leave starting March 1, 2018.
'Sereno's
indefinite leave was not intended just to allow her to prepare for her impeachment trial, but to save the institution from further humiliation.'
First, it may be accomplished by
indefinite pronouns:
indefinite pronouns proper, distributive pronouns, and quantitative pronouns.
number 'one' >
indefinite determiner >
indefinite article (i.e.
(2) and (3) into Maxwell's equation [??] x E = - [partial derivative]B/[partial derivatve]t = [[mu].sub.0][mu] [partial derivative]H/[partial derivative]t, the dispersion of the electromagnetic wave in such an
indefinite medium is derived [17,20]:
Similarly, >nat (definite,
indefinite)/article; the
indefinite article is used much less than the definite article; for details, see deduction (7) below.
2 : not clear in meaning or details <She is
indefinite about her plans.>
Based on the results, the company indicated that there is a danger to overlook the development of depression by treating patients who have
indefinite complaints with symptomatic treatments such as dosing benzodiazepine anxiolytic.
If the contract includes renewal provisions, the useful life may very well be
indefinite.
As mentioned earlier, both standards require annual impairment testing of goodwill and intangibles with
indefinite lives, regardless of the existence of impairment indicators.
Two Cuban citizens filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus alleging that their
indefinite detention by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) following revocation of their immigration parole violated their constitutional rights.
