| Most patients came to the hospital because of increasing swelling, discomfort, or pain at the injection site but soon became systemically ill. |
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| They are not the first to look at this but they are the first to look at this as systemically and as rigorously as they have. |
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| Instead of thinking systemically about building capabilities, the proponents of mutual obligation recommend tying welfare to work requirements. |
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| Chemotherapy may be administered either systemically via the oral or intravenous route or by hepatic infusion. |
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| These drugs may be used topically or systemically and are safe and efficacious. |
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| Since undecylenic acid acts systemically, oral administration can inhibit or even prevent oral candidiasis, or thrush. |
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| Histologically, the disease is characterized by a bizarre population of neoplastic cells that are found systemically within the vascular lumina. |
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| The vegetative tissues of perennials may also be systemically less sensitive to senescence signals. |
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| But Miss X revealed that the police had systemically failed to seek corroboration of her evidence. |
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| Two systemically important systems and one prominently important system observed all applicable Core Principles. |
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| It is really rather futile to long for the systemically decentralized world with a sense of nostalgia. |
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| In today's world, a shock to one systemically important financial market is a global problem and has to be treated accordingly. |
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| It is also an argument for taking a holistic approach to the provision of legal services to deal with problems that may be systemically related. |
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| Several jurisdictions already employ this form of funding, both experimentally and systemically, to meet disability needs. |
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| In the present series, edema, manifested locally as tissue swelling and systemically as pulmonary edema and pleural and pericardial effusions, was a prominent feature. |
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| Because he's been such a toy poodle for corporations that now are proving to be systemically corrupt, Harvey's been taking heat, including bipartisan demands that he resign. |
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| We must do so systemically, and that is the leadership commitment that we must accept. |
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| That would be better, they think, than a system based solely on the micromanagement of individual institutions deemed systemically significant. |
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| I invite the Commission to profit from the upcoming reform of the Financial Regulation to tackle the issue systemically. |
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| The most important step in this regard remains effective and evenhanded surveillance of systemically important advanced countries and markets. |
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| Even Goldman Sachs, Wall Street's sole surviving muscleman, sees the loan facility as systemically crucial. |
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| It sounds good, but not if the Fed keeps ignoring problems at individual firms, and systemically. |
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| A country that began the war as one of the poorest in the world was systemically impoverished and even emptied of its people. |
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| This strategy centres on shoring up systemically important institutions so that they can be more resilient and resume their market-making role. |
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| The fact that correlated behaviour of a large number of institutions, each of which is not systemically significant, can give rise to systemic vulnerability makes oversight of all institutions necessary. |
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| They talk about upping the numbers in the RCMP, which is systemically unable right now to grow its numbers because of age, seniority issues and so on. |
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| In abnormal circumstances it is of utmost importance that systemically important payments, i.e. those that could cause a systemic risk if not processed immediately, be carried out without delay. |
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| Low margin It's worth asking whether the costs of having such systemically risky firms in the US outweigh the benefits. |
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| With a view to assessing social technologies, it also seems advisable to broaden the focus of social technologies systemically and to examine the sociotechnical knowledge regimes, as they are called, within which they emerge. |
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| The pediculicide is not absorbed systemically, so it is compatible with pregnancy. |
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| This was an accolade to James Lovelock, whose insistence that we should understand the blue planet systemically had fallen on deaf ears for almost 20 years. |
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| Over time regulators may decide that Berkshire's combination of size and inter-connectedness with other financial institutions makes it systemically important and subject it to more regulation. |
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| However, it was also clear that not all intermediaries were systemically important so that they did not necessarily deserve a high degree of immunity. |
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| He has helped the House become more aware of the plight of civilians, and in this case labour leaders, who have been systemically dealt with in a way with which we would not want to be involved, quite frankly. |
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| To guarantee that right, we must think and act systemically. |
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| It has been alleged and proven that human rights are systemically violated by the regime and by paramilitary actors complicit with the country's government. |
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| These include actions to strengthen prudential standards for capital and liquidity at financial institutions and to reduce the probability and impact of the failure of a systemically important financial institution. |
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| How should systemically important markets be defined and identified? |
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| Population-based Navigation, in which the goal is to work systemically, looking at overall population-level needs and ways to improve care delivery systems and processes. |
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| In January 2008, the Bank met with the operators and participants of systemically important Canadian clearing and settlement systems to discuss approaches to strengthening integrated arrangements for continuity of operations. |
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| Even so, there are some efforts underway to systemically recognize environmental costs and assets, and account for them properly in economic terms. |
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| The Norwegian Ministry of Finance has today adopted a regulation on the identification of systemically important financial institutions in Norway. |
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| Systemically administered steroids have been shown to decrease hospital admission rates and prevent asthma relapses. |
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