temporaneous

The Indian government has made clear that they are only temporaneous, as strictly required.

He calls it a tar- geted "con- temporaneous conspiracy" arguing: "Hiding a crime is a crime."

He calls it a targeted "con temporaneous conspiracy" arguing: "Hiding a crime is a crime."

Works by con temporaneous liturgical music specialists such as Michael Haydn and Johann Georg Albrechtsberger tend to balance all these elements more closely.

The term "active" signifies intrinsically motivated origin of Work Engagement and is characterized by ex temporaneous involvement in the task in focus (Goffman 1961).

Einstein's paper on the electrodynamics of moving bodies, for example, is described as "radiat[ing] perfection." What is offered is, for the most part, the story of a "lone genius," one that takes as its task the explication of "Einstein's scientific uniqueness." In addition, since the author follows Einstein's words without clearly distinguishing between comments made in 1905 and those made afterwards, the reader will find it difficult to tell the difference between the con temporaneous thought going into the construction of the papers and the reconstruction of those thought processes well after the fact.

In Florida, absent con temporaneous objection, relief for improper closing argument is available only where the party has timely moved for a new trial and established the opponent's closing argument was improper, harmful, incurable, and so damaged the fairness of the trial that public interest in the system of justice requires a new trial.