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See paragraph ( b ) ( 2 ) ( vii ) of this section for rules regarding the extent which a withholding agent can reliably associate a payment with documentation . But this opinion , correct as it was , was not unanimous , nor was it satisfactory to the profession , because in consequence of some obiter dicta of the Judges , it was understood in too wide a sense , and its application was carried to an extent which the Court had not probably contemplated : a case of which they had full and complete jurisdiction given to them in the most express terms by the Constitution and the acts of the national legislature , was by the consent of all parties considered as out of the limits of their authority , and this exclusion was confirmed by the improvident sanction of a solemn judicial decree . The essays are drawn for the most part from work done in the past three decades , though a few essential , enabling essays from an earlier period have been included ; and they not only chart the directions taken by Shakespeare studies in the recent past , but they serve to indicate the enormous and continuing vitality of the enterprise , and the extent to which Shakespeare has become a metonym for literary and artistic endeavor generally . Good draftsmanship of even a simple piece of legislation requires an accurate knowledge and understanding of the common law applicable to the subject matter of the bill , the extent to which that law has already been modified by other legislation , and what change in the existing law the proposed bill is intended to make . To complement these duties , members of academic staff are encouraged to undertake ' Consultancy ' , provided this is not done to an extent which conflicts with the full time duties of the member of staff or with the interests of the University . Unfortunately , many of the major determinants of warrant value , such as volatility , interest rates , dividend yields , and even the extent to which the warrant is in or out of the money , are ignored or seriously distorted by this calculation . The availability of jobs for low-income women will also depend on the extent to which labour market development policies attend to a broad range of skill needs . Shifts in the relative extents to which social institutions command compliance are very often the outcomes of highly complex interactions and adjustments between social institutions : the coevoution of such memes in the course of social history . The extent to which a single-factor model ( and , by extension , the IRB risk weights ) understates economic capital depends on both the degree to which the bank is unbalanced in its geographic and industry exposures and the extent to which geographic and industry risk factors are correlated with one another . It would be interesting to determine the extent to which the BLNBR has been considered by the authors of the Regole italiane di catalogazione per autori ( RICA ) and the extent which the particular specifications of the descriptive and organizing elements is consider satisfactory for the needs of bibliographic records for Italian publications . Some of them , full of penetration , have enriched their memories with productions of genius , and have imbibed from the charms of conversation or from reading , at which they were happily present , knowledge of a nature and extent which it was impossible for them either to acquire or collect from their own internal resources alone , or from the precious repositories in which it was confined .