to the extent that everyone working in the business,
Moreover, to the extent that the plurality approach represents the law, its meaning is quite unclear.
The shortage do not exist to the extent that you report.
And to the extent that these countries have floating exchange rates, the result is real appreciation.
Its importance can't but grow to the extent that knowledge improves.
All deferred tax liabilities, and all deferred tax assets to the extent that it is probable.
We are free to the extent that we can act in an unimpeded manner.
There is no clear right or wrong prescription to the extent that a solution is needed.
This goes to the extent that the Buddha advised not to accept his ownteaching blindly as the truth.
The two issues were to be decoupled only to the extent that Pakistanis must end anti-Indian militancy unconditionally.
In fact , it might reappear to the extent that scholars could make out and even decipher the original text.
Torture should not be applied to the extent that the accuser demands, but as reason and moderation may dictate.
Descriptive adequacy is achieved to the extent that a grammar gives a correct account of a speaker's competence.
Under this provision, judicial review is not available "to the extent that (1) statutes preclude judicial review;
He had recovered from a slow start to the extent that he taught himself advanced calculus and geometry textbooks.
This means that, to the extent that the recently announced funds will use foreign-owned general partners, they might not be able to obtain NSSF funding.
Indeed, to the extent that additional measures need to be taken, can be taken to achieve this objective, the Government is determined to do so.
Thankfully, the plan to lift you up has been successful, and today you have brought the Light to your Earth to the extent that it is well grounded.
at least afraid enough to let it break her sleep and pale her cheek to the extent that this first experience in that line had done.
(F) unwarranted by the facts to the extent that the facts are subject to trial de novo by the reviewing court.
In our course the beat is always going to be a — divided, to the extent that it's divided — always going to be divided into two.
Fuels are an attractive alternative to drugs for the new generation of synthetic biologists because they are not subject to regulatory whim to the extent that drugs are.
However, a party may be precluded by his conduct from asserting such a provision to the extent that the other party has relied on that conduct.
We're all limitlessly creative, but only to the extent that we realize that we create our own limits with the way we think.
"However, a party may be precluded by his conduct from asserting such a provision to the extent that the other party has relied on that conduct."
Any method can be used which will concentrate the waste solution to the extent that it can be reintroduced to the process chemical reservoir.
In fact, to the extent that the objective standpoint depends upon the use of reason to discover moral truth, it should discourage dogmatism.
These Rules shall take effect to the extent that they are not contraryto the mandatory provisi ons of international conventions or national lawapplicable to the multimodal transport contract.
The estimates for income transfers quoted in the table are exaggerated to the extent that the Sugar Protocol reduces the world price.
And to the extent that a man's armpit holds any appeal at all, some truffle scent elements share these manly attributes; at least according to the chemists.
However, investment demand remains key given silver's poor fundamentals, to the extent that should enthusiasm lessen towards the metal, prices could be subject to significant falls.
This waste is killing the planet to the extent that even at the micro-level plastic fragments are being found in the bodies of fish and other animals.
Where and to the extent that both the carrier and the actual carrier are liable, their liability is joint and several.
Third, to the extent that modern finance does bear the blame, what is the balance between its costs and its benefits, and how can it be improved?
Most of the joints in the broken dolomite rock mass were originally tight, to the extent that little grout could be injected.
Nevertheless, to the extent that conventional sources of energy production are declining, the high marginal cost of new sources of energy will slowly drive up the average cost.
Nor can Japan rely on exports for future growth; to the extent that it had enjoyed an export bubble, foreign demand will not return to its previous level.
If you're too concerned with outcomes to the extent that you manipulate and intimidate others to achieve those outcomes, then you aren't leading at all, you're dictating.
Large numbers of physicians seem unconcerned with the pain their patients are needlessly and predictably suffering, to the extent that it constitutes systematic patient abuse.
Alcohol can also impair judgment to the extent that you may not make the best or brightest decisions in a cold weather emergency.
I find it overpoweringly beautiful - really. I love it, but it makes my head explode to the extent that I can scarcely read it.
But to the extent that it celebrates black culture and nourishes black pride, it is a positive, important, undoubtedly permanent phenomenon.
Refactored solution: Antipatterns are useful to the extent that they can help us extricate ourselves from traps, or avoid them entirely.
I suppose my attitude towards death has changed, to the extent that I see it as a natural process and so it doesn't frighten me.
"The administrative overhead of a business is low to the extent that everyone working in the business can, be trusted to behave in a way that best promotes the interests of the firm. "
70. The representative of China stated that sub-national governments had no autonomous authority over issues of trade policy to the extent that they were related to the WTO Agreement and the Protocol.
Remember I said that photography and art photography had largely taken the place of portraiture, to the extent that some critics had declared the genre of portraiture to be dead.
Love means that I care about the welfare of the person I love to the extent that it is genuine my caring is not a smothering of the person or a possessive clinging.
It can even go to the extent that you will feel strongly attracted to an article or book, that can fill in some of the missing gaps in your knowledge.
Conversely, many also believe bad luck is sure to reverse itself not merely by reverting to the mean, as a statistician would predict, but to the extent that the gambler will recoup his losses.
What that basically means is do not run the plant with positive power coefficients or to the extent that you could avoid the positive feedback coefficients which we've already discussed.
Without a Premier League title since 2004, Wenger feels that his youthful squad are maturing to the extent that they could push the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United all the way.
These are reasonably cheap, often generic, pharmaceuticals that, although they do not cure someone, do lower the level of the virus in his body to the extent that he suffers no symptoms.
Many testers have reported that Snow Leopard feels a lot more "snappy" than Leopard, even to the extent that Snow Leopard on older hardware seems to be more responsive than Leopard on newer models.
The transactions tax on the industry and commerce which are beneficial to the national economy should be levied only to the extent that it does not hamper their development.
The urge for wealth has largely created the damage to your forests and water life, to the extent that some species are in danger of disappearing from the Earth forever.
If he loses interest in the world to the extent that he is quite willing to let it go hang, for all he CARES, where is the evidence of spiritual unselfishness in this?
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But I will be very understanding if he cannot do this to the extent that I have, because I know how many years it took me to get to this point.
I find myself trying to imbibe the almost emergent logic of these things to the extent that I understand it as a behavior which I can emulate in other materials.
The Company is exposed to currency risk to the extent that certain cash deposits are denominated in Canadian Dollars whereas accounts payable are denominated in US Dollars and RMB.
And, as we have seen, Paul's vision of Christ was opposed to rules and restrictions around food, to the extent that he found himself in conflict with James and Peter on the subject.
Several times just now, he controlled the effect to the extent that he could make the stone pain into the bone marrow but could not pronounce much loud sound.
This barrier was insurmountable to the extent that Ren Wu, a former general of the Qin Army, and all the soldiers and civilians in the South had been taught.
And here the polls-to the extent that they can be taken as hard fact-tell a disturbing story, in which no small part of the country has believed in a variety of tales about Barack Obama.
Creditors whose claims have not been determined may not exercise their voting rights except to the extent that the people's court exercises voting rights on their behalf and provisionally determines the amounts of their claims.
Except to the extent that prior, adequate, and exclusive opportunity for judicial review is provided by law, agency action is subject to judicial review in civil or criminal proceedings for judicial enforcement.
An essential fact is: In the spiritual world, I am much mightier than you-to the extent that let you and those you run away shamefacedly before my poems.
Goods which are not fungible shall be deemed fungible for the purposes of this act to the extent that under a particular agreement or document unlike units are treated as equivalents.
But by the time he was fourteen years old, he had recovered from a slow start to the extent that he taught himself advanced calculus and geometry from textbooks.
User Members shall ensure that preshipment inspection entities treat all information received in the course of the preshipment inspection as business confidential to the extent that such information is not already published, generally available to third parties, or otherwise in the public domain.
Without prejudice to article10.2, a ground of relief under this clause relieves the party failing to perform from liability in damages, from penalties and other contractual sanctions, except from the duty to pay interest on money owing as long as and to the extent that the ground subsists.
