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Some of these duties relate to care and diligence, acting in the best interests of the company, and a duty to prevent insolvent trading.
Such industrial applications all relate to the synthesis of chemicals by some form of electrolytical method.
It is not historical fact, but may allow us to describe and relate historical facts too complex to confront directly.
The Commission may take into account wider social considerations as well as matters that relate strictly to competition policy.
He'd relate his waking up to the birds singing in the tropics, the dreaded mosquitoes, his excursions to the local market.
In general, re-examination must relate to matters touched upon in examination-in-chief.
Items 4 to 6 of the items overriding the exceptions relate to item 4 of the excepted items.
Everybody has their mythic story, whatever it is, their own personal mythology that is exclusive to themselves and how they relate to the world.
In summary, the CRA takes the position that the above payments do not relate to a supply, and therefore, GST is not exigible.
There is a very real need to relate the concepts of capstone courses and experiential learning.
We relate our results to our own data from empirical studies and experiments on the species.
A second category of landforms includes those that relate to the intense cryogenic weathering of exposed bedrock.
In fact, he is a sculptor as well as a prolific draftsperson, and many of the drawings shown relate to sculptural projects.
I can relate to the reader who had been feeling tired and draggy for months with little help from her doctor.
Structural aspects relate to the principles of interconnection in the system.
I have seen your intended involved in numerous situations that have repulsed me and that are too shocking for me to relate on paper.
Space permits me to relate just two incidents that happened recently to members of the running fraternity in Sligo.
Harper's gas tax plan will cost peanuts and save Canadians pennies but it's something everyone can relate to with soaring gas prices.
Many civil rights, enacted over the past 250 years, relate to married couples only.
His modesty, his essential humanness, and his struggle with goodness, makes it easy for audiences to relate to him.
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This process leads to the humanization of the instructor and enables students to relate more easily to faculty members in a clinical environment.
In this type of movement, we can also learn how to relate to supporters of other left wing parties.
The new charges relate to Unix's ability to turn a cluster of PCs into a supercomputer powerful enough to use to develop nuclear missiles.
In particular, we relate apparent Neogene subsidence to modification of the Shelf's basement architecture.
There's no witty anecdotes to relate from the office, no high jinks to speak of.
When we relate this reverence to our experience of the sublime, we have a sense, however fleeting, of the transcendental.
We want to give these young kids a positive outlook on life and teach them how to feel good about themselves and relate peacefully to others.
I am proud to relate that in the 15 minutes of tuition, before they started pulling out stop-order forms, I learnt to cha-cha.
Winch attempted to relate the extent of resolution of the Oedipus complex to progress in people's courtship behavior.
They relate personal accounts of food aid being distributed to the communist cadre or to the military.
There's just something I can't relate to in the whole concept of business casual.
The difficult areas relate primarily to non-physical harm, such as economic loss or psychiatric damage, and liability for omissions.
Mr. Zanussi who travels round the world delivering lectures on cinema, has interesting incidents to relate about his sojourns.
Jointing details are all executed thoughtfully and the shiplap panels relate beautifully to the gently curved elevations.
These relate to the conduct of officers of the registry of the Supreme Court and of officers of the sheriff of that court.
The factors behind it relate to a positive culture and transformational leadership.
I had a brief tinker with my blog template earlier, really to just try and figure out which lines relate to which part of the screen.
Other cultural symbols relate to the fertility of the land and the beauty of the islands.
Most of them relate to the failure of directors to notify dealings in shares within the prescribed period, which is five days.
Most folks who know about drug discovery will tell you about the lessons of thalidomide as they relate to the chirality of drugs.
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Until the 1990s, it was considered bad form, even in church-related law schools, to relate legal ethics to religious ethics.
The proceedings relate to part of the proceeds of two life insurance policies.
Gain requirement recommendations are from limited body composition data and relate P requirements to protein retention.
Those viewers of the more left-brained sort that experience love in a more pragmatic form most likely don't relate to that.
There was no requirement in the relevant act that his mens rea should relate to a named victim.
Sports widows will probably relate to Lindsey's plight, and long-suffering fans of many teams will see reflections of themselves in Ben.
The cultural context of the Indian soap opera was also very easy for Afghans to relate to, she said.
Also, they tend to relate a clear and definite series of events rather than a ramblingly incoherent jumble.
Where traditional indicators of water use relate only to production, the water footprint takes the consumption perspective.
He still keeps a watchful eye on the rugby world, although these pages are too small to relate all he has to say on that matter.
To analyze a sonnet into quatrains and tercets is to recognize it as a sonnet, and so to relate it to a conventional lyrical category.
The purpose here is to validate previously established model predictions that relate slideway errors to manufacturing inaccuracies.
If people are going to learn to engage in political action it is more likely to be deep-seated when they can relate it to their experiences.
The major problems with gene therapy relate to the delivery of new genetic instructions to the appropriate body targets.
Edward, naturally, takes advantage of all the deathbed attention to once again relate the story of his wildly exaggerated life.
First, the concrete tangibility of a visible Pagan structure is what will enable non-Pagans to relate to us positively.
In the child's mind these are concrete rules, and physical realities that the child can relate to.
Language study can relate to the way New Zealanders use English innovatively.
Causes of spontaneous abortion may relate to the fetus, the placenta, or the uterus.
The existentialist angst evident in many of the works is something many viewers will be able to relate to.
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When he finally got to relate the details of his adventure, he gave her a paper bag as he spoke.
The figures are collated from the most recent set of filed accounts and, in most cases, relate to the 2002 and 2003 financial years.
What have been the building blocks from which those children have constructed their ideas of how men and women relate to one another?
These concerns relate to a larger context of neo-colonial, globalist, consumerist realities of our time.
It uses sporting figures as examples and role models, giving the children someone to relate to.
One of the contrasts between the different Indian calendars relate to their respective religious associations.
They will also compare and contrast the ways in which the three types of couples relate to their siblings and parents.
This incident is unique in the history of the college and does not relate in any way to the everyday life of the college.
They relate to the problems of everyday life, and it would be pointless to quote from them at any great length.
Clearly the provisions of the Irish orders do relate to parental responsibility.
Other departmental managers are co-opted onto the committee when the specific issues under discussion relate to their activities.
The episodic nature of the work made it difficult to relate to the characters or to feel involved.
Sure, he knows how to relate the events of the story on film, but he's got no style, no distinctive flavor, no particular eye for detail.
Instead, like the earlier temple buildings, new additions were positioned to relate to the springs and the flow of the water issuing from them.
Got some interesting events to relate to the blog and the people that read it, but I've come out on top.
The novel consists of five separate stories that relate episodes in the life of this contemporary hero.
If so, that variable should relate to regulation measures, because free-flowing stretches did not differ floristically.
Gene genealogies can be used to understand the evolution of specific DNA sequences and relate sequence variation to plant phenotype.
The career cluster concept is aimed at the development of skills and understandings that relate to a family of occupational fields.
There are several stories in the Puranas that relate how Siva made Ganesha the captain of his Ganas.
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The efficacies of the tests do not relate to acute compromising events such as abruption or prolapsed umbilical cord.
Now, I can relate to this because I went as far as I could possibly go without actually switching from the bank I've been with for 25 years.
These probably relate to settlement activity on the site and appear to post-date the burials.
Do they relate to the transactions about which your affidavit gives evidence?
As the direct methods only relate to foliage, they are the only ones giving real access to leaf area index.
Its broader presuppositions relate to those of art in the era of postmodernism.
The figures relate to primary and secondary postgraduate teacher training courses for all subjects.
Both deportation and forcible transfer relate to involuntary and unlawful evacuation of individuals from the territory in which they reside.
Nurses also should be knowledgeable about their facility's policies and procedures, particularly as they relate to credentialing personnel.
When they relate poetry to music, they invite harsh criticism on two fronts, not just one.
From the philosophical point of view the principles relate to the problem of how to combine necessity and freedom.
Your equation will relate the freezing point of the salt-water to the amount of salt in the solution.
The curved, four-story building incorporates masses of brick that relate to other parts of the community.
How can we relate complex analysis, higher-dimensional geometry, functional analysis, and set theory to the forms of perception?
This right is usually qualified by making the right to education relate to the elementary and fundamental stages or to primary education.
There are political, or semi-political, statements here, but only ones that relate directly to the safety of the gapper.
Food pairings generally relate to the cuisine of Beaujolais, France where both the Gamay grape and the bistro originated.
Does your gender, in your opinion, affect how you relate to computer gaming?
Consequently, truth and knowledge are not just internal to regimes of truth, but relate to the world beyond and must be judged accordingly.
However, guides still relate stories of the palace's dark deeds with a certain grisly humour.
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These may relate to the object's origins, as when we claim to perceive some living thing, or to its physical constitution.
Using data mining and pattern recognition, automakers can relate warranty information back to production.
The objectives of Harmony Day, which are particularly poignant at this point in time, relate to racism, intolerance and prejudice.
His audience can relate to gawkish tales of teenage fumbling, and his audience will grow.
Many sitcoms die because they feature protagonists whom the audience cannot relate to.
Other reports relate the attentional deficit among depressives to reduced processing capacity.
One of the most important factors that relate to good quality of fruit is consistent watering.
Attempts have been made to relate such shifts to prevailing climates of medical diagnostics or social circumstances.
She found they not only lacked any enthusiasm to pursue her case, but were also unaware of key pieces of legislation that relate to e-crime.
These terms relate to the application of psychological theories in the practice of dietetics.
The gaps in this paper relate to the views on audit-practice expectations as differentially articulated by the judiciary and audit practitioners.
However, maximum situational awareness can only relate to the present and does not necessarily imply future activity.
It has seemed to me that there are realities that tend to emerge congruently and consistently as Whites and minorities work with and relate to each other.
These are just your people, your family, these are your closest intimates, the ones you have the most fun with and relate to on the most comfortable, silly level.
The fact that both Bill and I have been married and divorced, and had previously tried out introduction agencies, means that we can relate to our clients.
He was a brilliant conversationalist, and liked nothing better than to relate stories from his youth to draw comparisons to how life differs today.
As one types keyword tags, he should choose the keywords which relate to content of that front page to avoid surplus, irrelative or duplicate keywords.
But does understanding the importance of weblogs and weblogging correspond to understanding how an information publisher should relate to weblogs and weblogging?
There are many more terms, but usually they relate to eras pre 1750 and include medieval terms for coats such as cote-hardie or ancient terms such as chlamys.
You should only relate to this movie if you're a bit of a fly-by-nighter.
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His interests in research relate to finite geometries and the group theory related to them, to Cremona transformations related to the Galois theory of equations.
As old clerical models of liturgical prayer give way to genuinely ecclesial models, how will these new models relate to the inherited tradition of Anglican worship?
We stopped for gas on the way home and were parking in front of her house when she turned to relate what I've come to think of as the quintessential Lisa story.
Probably the closest thing to a taboo young people have these days will relate to the wearing of a wrong designer label or listening to a Cliff Richard record.
More specific questions might relate to taphonomic conditions, identification and temporal assessment of disconformities, or the nature of specific anthropogenic sediments.
Images of aeroplanes as luxury objects and weapons of war intermingle with dreamscapes in which people relate to the seminal desire of human beings to fly like birds.
Going back to the symbolic curve, for a moment, it must also be pointed out that the four stops of underexposure relate directly to a scene of average contrast.
Among the President's powers which relate not so much to the personnel of the service as to the actual conduct of the administrative business of the government may be mentioned the ordinance power.
Kerry's campaigning gap is that he has no charisma, that he doesn't relate well to average people.
That is, they can function socially, work, relate well to others and live in the larger community.
I am not very young anymore, I am 38, but I generally relate well to young people.
The names also caused problems for the farmers, who tend not to relate well to the abstract ideas of letters and numbers for their varieties.
However some of these criteria did not relate well to any of the best practices.
The budget and its justification are convincing and relate well to the activities planned.
You are very patient, sensitive to the needs of your students and relate well to them.
Entry requirements: must relate well to people and have a passion for multimedia.
Whether any of these studies, which have been primarily aimed at movements in the non-urban matrix, relate well to the urban matrix is unknown.
Contempt cases consume time additional to that used by the trial to which they relate when the Trial Chamber concerned must try the case itself.
The underground activities relate to non-observed activities due to either statistical or economic reasons.
The investments in other property, plant and equipment relate to IT equipment for renting.
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These orders mainly relate to investments in property, plant and equipment.
It behooves man, and in particular the Vincentian missioner, to live and relate to others in the image of the Trinity.
She excels at ferreting out revealing details, and many of these relate to the war itself.
Most identity fraud offences relate to some form of deceit, false pretense or false application.
Advances are recorded under non-current assets, insofar as they relate to one-year cash pooling arrangements renewable by tacit agreement.
Deposit rates relate to average demand and time deposit rates or average time deposit rates.
Its effects relate to hearing, the vegetative nervous system, the psyche, spoken communication, sleep and performance.
There's gonna be people who relate to that and structures that's gonna be able to cosign it quicker than a black guy who did it before.
The data gathered this way is, however, anonymous and does not relate to specific or specifiable users.
Create a photo opportunity with human interest, emotional appeal, or that relate to a high-profile person, event or place.
She told blitzer that many no longer can relate to the traditional ideas of God.
Each time Jupiter completes its cycle of 12 years, he touches those parts in us which relate to the sun sign.
It is sad to see in our world today a lot of desensitizing as to how we relate to fellow human beings.
How do cyber-attacks and information warfare relate to the terms of the charter?
Mr. Rob Merrifield: But this would relate to the legal responsibility, and nothing other than that.
This suggests that all four growth-related parameters directly relate to visually based SES scores.
Indeed, in order for criteria to be applicable to public procurement they have to relate to the subject matter of the contract.
As O'Brien awaits these decisions, the one coach who could perhaps best relate is willing to lend an ear.
These relate to the primary and secondary diking systems and to the flood-pumping stations and floodgate chambers.
The first robot pets were very cool-looking, but a child doesn't relate to a shiny surface.
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However, if several amendments relate to the same issue, they are addressed together at the first occurrence.
Tropical forest tree species in Panama tend to assort along a continuum of characteristics that relate to how they grow and reproduce.
Occultation will relate to the rings with the immersion, then the South Pole of the Saturn phere for emergence.
The new leader will have to display strength of character, sturdiness of will, a keen intellect, a sense of humour and an ability to relate to the people of Scotland.
This chapter outlines some general guidelines that relate to doing business with American Express.
But it's also impossible to set aside Heidegger's sins — and they cannot help but reduce the ardency with which his readers relate to him.
Other concerns relate to the danger of putting two different ecosystems into contact and climatological risks.
Stage II measures relate to package travel, sales away from business premises and time-share property.
Most concerns relate to depredation or removal of aquaculture stock from gear, and to the resources required to minimize such effects.
I know that a lot of young people can't afford to intern or volunteer and I can completely relate to that.
However, share price developments are in any case only indirect evidence, since the data do not relate directly to the market concerned.
The colors pulsate and relate to each other so perfectly, it makes me teary-eyed over the prettiness of it all.
Operating expenses relate primarily to customer service and to our command center.
Key issues relate to acid rock waste management and the footprint impacts of the tailings impoundments areas on fisheries resources.
His outstanding attitude to relate to people and the ability to ease up even the most tense situation.
Other deficiencies relate to roofs and walls in bad conditions, sharps edges and tethering rings badly located on road vehicles.
It ensures commercial, movable and unmovable operations directly and indirectly relate to its social purpose.
The scale and note assignments actually used, however, still relate to concert pitch.
Such assessments can relate to unreported gross income, as well as to other adjustments.
The perimeter is formed by frames of beams and closely spaced columns which relate to the fenestration.
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The testimonies included in the process leading to his canonization relate the particular features of his personality.
The special representative must be able to relate to what is happening on the ground without impinging on the role of the force commander.
Gillian's inability to relate her mental life to her body is strengthened by a proleptic vision of her ageing body within an analeptic description of her youthful body.
There is currently a planning process in place to tighten up some of the measures, in particular those that relate to network operations.
The first faze will be dedicated to finding out the essence of the nation, its values and ambitions that we can all relate to.
The process of brewing coffee, I discovered, was a good way to relate the brewing process to people who do not understand zymurgy, the technical term for making beer.
There are very narrow, well-tailored grounds for review that relate to the legalities of the decision but they do not relate to the merits of the decision.
The spongy degeneration in the brain stem and spinal cord, especially in the reticular formation, has been found to relate closely to learning and memory deficits.
In order to learn nuances of language, how to relate to others and to develop social skills, there must be an active give and take.
I revolved these circumstances in my mind, and determined thenceforth to apply myself more particularly to those branches of natural philosophy which relate to physiology.
About the closest I could relate to it was my teenage days as a Goth rocker, when my girlfriend used to put some white face on me to take away my tan, and we wore all black.
Some of Davy's most extraordinary letters, most of which remain unpublished, relate to Stephenson and the safety lamp controversy.
Both relate the example of Waco to earlier events in order to emphasise the consistency of millenarian thought through the ages.
Young children will relate to Melody's curiosity and enthusiasm as she tries new things and will empathize with her many blunders along the way.
Commonly recognised limitations relate to contempt of court, defamation, sedition and treasonable offences, decency and morality.
The Hedwig glasses are a puzzling group because they are difficult to relate to any other type of medieval cut-glass.
This may have been because of a lack of imagination or because they failed to relate well to the line managers with the detailed knowledge of the business.
This is, after all, a correction of and an adjustment to those issues that relate to liability under the marine act.
No one who is constantly made to feel dispensable on a personal level can begin to relate to the export boom of the European economy.
I must remind you that most of these measures relate to investments in intangibles and to a limited number of issues and measures.
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Alas, she tends to relate it in cliché-ridden and sometimes annoyingly gushy prose.
Relevant concerns may relate to aspects such as the detained person's mental or physical health or well-being.
They all relate to key challenges that put at risk the mental and physical development of children in many parts of the world.
Then, Paul calls you back shortly after his planned departure date to relate his misadventure.
My research works relate to the formal analysis of asynchronous parallel systems.
These tests relate to the solvency and the maintenance of the capital of the Company so that it can pay its liabilities when due.
Other questions relate to lethal injection, families of victims, international law and major religions.
Some of the requirements relate to safety markers, placards, documentation, transport, training, and emergency response planning.
Here you will be invited to relate to creation in a new way-not as an inanimate resource we are free to use at will, but as a living thing.
Those standards relate to independence, intentionality, transparency, ethics, impartiality, quality, timeliness and utility.
They relate to their future places of work, income, pensions, and state school and university education.
How does your camerawork on The Death of Mr Lazarescu relate to your work on 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days?
Please will those friends and colleagues from the East excuse me in that I will relate to the perspectives of the part of the world I understand.
First, better trained police officers have insight and the ability to relate to multiracial, diverse communities.
There are, however, challenges which relate to implementation and particularly in eventual funding requirements.
He was, in fact, something of an introvert, a man of few words which sometimes caused him to fail to understand and relate to others.
An enduring challenge facing tectonophysicists is to relate processes and measurements at Earth's surface to their origins at depths that can't be directly observed.
The arms relate to those used by Sir John Wynne of Gwyder in Wales who was created a baronet in 1611 and from whom Mr. Wynne descends.
They relate to protection against radiation, the ionization of foodstuffs and radioactive waste management.
These obligations primarily relate to decommissioning and removal costs of oil and gas wells and related facilities.
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Initially the pilgrimage started out with a veteran tour guide who was able to relate events to specific areas along the voyage.
Most of the data relate to women who have received at least one antenatal visit.
What are the implications of trinitarian theology for how we relate to each other within this communion?
He firmly believed that mother tongue education during their formative years allowed children to relate better to their environment.
Then, through discussion and exploration, the teacher can lead into the elements of intolerance that directly relate to the students' own lives.
Most people today don't relate to anything past the retailer and we want to reconnect our consumers to where their food comes from.
Type and location of the minutiae can be very similar and relate strongly to the given pattern.
In addition, the auditor should be an effective communicator and be able to relate to people easily.
In the afternoon, the mountaineer Tomaz Humar will relate his recent experience in Nanga Parbat this summer, where he was isolated for six days.
For agricultural purposes, specifications mainly relate to the degree of fineness.
Many people relate a dream where a mother or departed family member is beckoning the elder to join them.
It allows us to relate authentically, skillfully and creatively to event and people around us.
Autobiographies of overly ambitious youth relate how they were harassed by their classmates and warned against the sin of pride by the priest and nuns.
The more significant areas requiring the use of estimates relate to employee termination benefits and to accrued liabilities.
If the flaws relate to prohibited grounds of discrimination, there is also a chance that they run afoul of the Canadian Human Rights Act.
Drug and alcohol abuse impairs the person's ability to function effectively and to relate to other people.
These changes relate inter alia to eligible assets and to the removal of outright transactions from the list of finetuning operations.
You can talk about the characters in the book and relate their circumstances to what's happening in your lives.
Canadian Blood Services is disclosing new information about the risks as they relate to fractionated plasma-derived products.
This waiver can only relate to the portion of the loss resulting from exchange rate fluctuations.
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The conditions embodied in a capitulation must relate only to the immediate purpose of effecting the surrender.
In other words, it must relate to his or her capacity as a Parliamentarian.
She also has a saucy example using the f-word to relate a grammatical nuance, and it's guaranteed to get most students to perk up mid-class.
This may relate to the main polluting sectors of economic activity in the country.
Police can have a great impact on youth when we take opportunity to relate to them and become involved as positive role models.
Those regulations that apply to aviation shipments are enforced by the FAA, and relate to the standards for packing and loading.
The figures above relate to the old-style advisory votes on companies' reports on remuneration for the past year.
Most of them relate to inconsistent funding and mindless cuts masquerading as reform.
These relate particularly to the accountability arrangements for the institutes, which are deficient in a number of respects.
Have students, in groups of four, brainstorm about all the occupations they can think of that relate to being a musician or rock star.
Because using the same cover letter over and over means that you can't relate your skills to the job up for grabs.
For the best learning value, you may want to travel with like-minded producers and visit the kinds of enterprises that relate to your business.
While the facts are certainly bizarre, this case raises important and unique issues about how workplace privacy can relate to discrimination.
The idea of self-awareness, the personal perspective to know when you have enough, is something I can relate to as a person, but also as a brand.
This information should be about forming relationships and about how to relate to each other in a responsible manner.
It is likely that several of them relate directly to your concerns as a professional or as a citizen.
The attached map provides the information required to relate the analytical results and the location of the sampling point.
Such reports as a rule relate the corporate income taxes paid by a company in its home territory to its global net profit.
These amounts relate to the agricultural sector for the Centre region only.
As this occurs, God will increasingly be able to relate to his sons in a more mature way.
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Ideally, monitoring will relate to both water management goals in the basin, and to higher level national or transboundary goals.
Physical data may relate to production, such as the number of persons employed in the field or the stocks of equipment.
The entries in this field relate to the status of the document or to the procedure of which the document is a part.
Where they are relevant, most cases relate to spouses and only very few to separated children.
The main difficulties the movement has confronted relate to the continuing violence within their country.
So perhaps the most revealing figures from what was published in 1951 relate to the mod cons, or lack of them, that existed in York households then.
We were drawn to music from the outside, so we are able to relate to the outside world.
Populating that name with examples that people can relate to makes it understandable.
A nomological network seeks to relate theoretical constructs to each other, theoretical constructs to observable measures, and observable measures to each other.
The key issue of this paper is to relate thermodynamics data, especially calorimetric data, of peptide-containing membranes to the aggregation of the peptides.
Anyone who has ever dreaded stepping on the scale will relate when he reminisces about his dreaded ascent to size 42 Gap khakis.
These traits relate them to the southern Ojibwa or Chippewa.
Yes, its not so original, but heck, I am sure you can relate to it.
The low order connectivity indices relate to fundamental parameters such as molecular surface area, molecular weight and the presence of heteroatoms.
But whatever highfalutin label you put on Terkel's technique, it boils down to his ability to relate to people and get them to open up and talk frankly about their lives.
In a context such as the present, it is necessary to identify and characterise the suggested error, and relate it to the legal rubric under which a decision is challenged.
Thus, the extent to which ventilatory instability is pathophysiologically important in any given individual may relate to the anatomic properties of the airway.
Try to relate those reasons, persuasively, to the interests of a funder.
I would like to relate to you and your readers an incident that happened to me not long ago and express my gratitude and admiration for all those involved.
The rise of so many subspecialisms, moreover, has tended to produce often mutually hostile in-groups unable and unwilling to relate to each other.
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Not only did these relate to the realignment of counties within constituencies but also details on the transfer of voters between adjoining constituencies.
That may relate to improved locomotion which is very important for young ducklings because they leave the nest and swim less than a day after hatch.
Wiesel will continue to relate the story of this particular Pipel, who, in contrast to most of them, was kind and not known for exploiting his position at the expense of others.
It allows the NCC to offer a better customer service, and thus a greater number of Canadians identify and relate to the Capital through its front line staff.
Such outcomes relate to the symmetry of the sphere rather than either congruency or similarity.
Nevertheless they do relate to problems that often genuinely exist and need to be addressed and that represent a breeding ground for people driven to despair and therefore susceptible to terrorist lunacy.
They relate to the preparation of thin layers of only a few hundred nanometres by means of magnetron sputtering for the realization of very high-performance optical or electrical layers.
Five neural nets relate macro-economic input variables to macro-economic output variables.
These relate to, for example, mobile 'phone contracts, airline ticket contracts, car hire contracts, house alarm contracts and buildings' insurance contracts.
Other amendments relate to the definition of vehicles with automatic transmission and the transitional period in which old heavy goods vehicles may still be used for the practical test for a driving licence in that category.
They did not relate it to fatty deposits and how much was in the fat.
Other issues relate to the lack of standards in national languages, the excessive number of cross-references between standards, and the difficulty in identifying the group of standards relevant for a product or process.
Complaints that relate to concerns that fall outside the PCC code but within the broader GNM editorial guidelines may be referred outside the panel process to the existing GNM ombudsman for his consideration.
Their conscious Swahili lyrics strike a chord with the Tanzanian youth on the streets, who can relate to topics like Aids, unemployment, divorce or life in prison.
The Commission's concerns did not relate to the toll collection itself and the merger decision does not predetermine the compatibility of the German regime of collecting toll form heavy trucks with Community law.
Moreover, the activities of OPEC member's do not only relate to the conditions under which the natural resources of these states are marketed, but also to the management of those exhaustible resources.
And how do these trends relate to the spread of the smartphone shutterbug, the species capable of fomenting revolution but more often found irritating museumgoers?
The developments of metal foams and porous parts relate to the development of new porous materials for the production of orthopaedic and dental implants.
Application of synthetic biology approaches to genome research and advances in proteomics, epigenomics or bioinformatics as they relate to any of these problems.
The ILS FirstChoice Audit examines quality systems that relate to the ILS marketplace.

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