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The question of whether green development becomes an African norm hinges on whether it works for companies and business leaders.

Its popularity hinges on its simplicity, open standards design, its ability to run on a wide variety of machines, and its portability.

"Now, you read your list and then we'll talk about the t. hinges on both of. our lists, " she said happi. ly. .

In very young babies, their nutritional intake hinges on that of their mothers both before and after their birth.

My son has a place at Eton, although of course it still hinges on the result of his entrance examination.

Despite its growing popularity, the concept of genocide maintains a narrow legal definition which hinges on specific intent.

At least 90% of our progress today hinges on cheaper, faster computation every year. Stop one, stop the other.

The hinges on this trash can are completely flat to allow the can to fit flush against the wall in either direction.

Understanding that everything hinges on mind, one will be the master of his own life.

"It all hinges on why the account was opened, " he said.

Ahmadinejad's global importance now hinges on Iran's nuclear programme, which he has defended as an "inalienable right" .

So the answer hinges on the answer to three simple questions. One is: If people must pay for a bed net, are they going to purchase them ?

But the partnership also hinges on closer relations between the U. S. and Chinese people, Locke said.

So the legislative path to "repeal and replace" , as conservatives call it, hinges on winning back both the Senate and the White House.

But it is far from obvious that real regulatory reform hinges on figuring the optimal number of regulators.

Your survival hinges on the rope staying intact, there is no one around to help you. What to do now . . .

Shareholders' compensation for the nationalisation of Telemedia also hinges on the validity of the sweetheart deal.

In the short term, investor opinion of Cyprus hinges on the toughness of its fiscal plan, which its parliament will debate later this month.

The diagnosis of cutaneous metastatic carcinoma hinges on histopathologic evaluation of the involved skin.

He added: "The credibility of the negotiations that begin in Bali hinges on the participation of major emitters in the developing world. "

The ecological construction hinges on the programming and harnessing of the upper reaches of rivers.

Taiwan's future hinges on the reunification of the motherland, and to split the country is no way out.

The case hinges on an accusation of sodomy made by a former male aide to Mr Anwar.

Consequently, the resolution of urban traffic problems hinges on successfully coping with urban bicycle traffic problems.

Bring this issue hinges on the concept of curing men and women in society.

The euro zone in its current form hinges on the alliance between France and Germany, the two big economies at its core.

For married men, satisfaction hinges on sexual frequency, fidelity and emotional commitment to the relationship.

Like previous attempts at organic energy storage, it all hinges on mimicking photosynthesis.

The reason is simple: Many current business battles are battles of marketing, so corporate strategy often hinges on marketing strategy.

U. S. officials believe the war effort hinges on Pakistan doing far more to close the havens.

But he also made clear a sustainable recovery hinges on the ability to stabilize financial markets, and get credit flowing freely again.

The richness of our thoughts, our memories and even our personalities hinges on our ability to focus the mind and sustain concentration.

Rather, it hinges on the timing of an end to increases in global oil production, and on what happens next.

It hinges on the ability to control the skies, swiftly defeat an invading enemy, and rapidly take the fight to the adversary.

That conclusion, however, hinges on some common misconceptions about China and India's engagement with Africa.

Another problem commonly thrown at dualism hinges on the causal closure principle, the causal closure of physics.

Everything hinges on the outcome of these talks.

The healthy development of the property market hinges on the overall economic situation and public confidence in the market.

Jacob Bloomberg: The training system hinges on this concept of learning to learn.

But lasting peace still hinges on the future of the two armies and that dispute shows few signs of being settled.

The opportunity for families to send their kids to college hinges on this debate.

Overcoming the difficulties and solving the problems in the minority areas hinges on development.

Whether the deal will go ahead now hinges on political considerations.

Russia's rapprochement is fragile since it hinges on an idea of modernisation that is unlikely to succeed without liberalisation.

Now that the accident has happened, speedy recovery hinges on urgent treatment.

Their argument hinges on the idea that jobs now are more important than human survival later.

Chanel's future prosperity, Ms Chiquet believes, still hinges on its pursuit of the avant-garde.

The vast potential of mobile hinges on more than what you can do, it is about where you do it.

His political future hinges on the outcome of this election.

Some feel that it hinges on material possessions or personal health.

In most places the nuclear debate hinges on safety, cost, the environment and security of supply.

Much hinges on the interpretation of 'control' with regard to patents and trademarks.

The boom of SME hinges on their renewal at a rapid speed rather than their life-span.

The young quartet of Gasol-Mayo-Conley-Gay is impressive, but Memphis' window hinges on Z-Bo's age.

Lucky is or has been regarded as a symbol of national business hinges on us too many expectations and dreams.

Yet one of life's sharpest paradoxes is that your brightest future hinges on your ability to pay attention to the present.

The debate hinges on the scale of the "fiscal multiplier" .

Mr. Berlusconi's center-right coalition hinges on the Northern League.

The influence of flexure hinges on the static and dynamic performance of micro-feed stage based on finite element methods is analyzed.

The business case hinges on this end goal.

This plan hinges on a new European "convention" that would revise the EU Treaties as soon as possible.

The success of revolution hinges on profound learning.

Broadening your horizons hinges on whether you are humble and hospitable.

That conclusion, however, hinges on the choice of price index.

The development of economy mainly hinges on social stability. Therefore, the overwhelming issue at present is to maintain stability.

However, I told myself, everything hinges on our own!

Much hinges on the four days that followed the failed coup of August 15th, which, Mr Bayandor admits, was masterminded by Roosevelt.

The risk that a property bubble could cause a wider financial crisis hinges on more than housing prices.

Right now, the diagnosis often hinges on a person's language skills.

This view hinges on Barclays's fairly bullish outlook for jobs and economic growth in 2010.

they had better keep their promise because everything hinges on that right now.

Bloomberg's largely one-trick business model, renting terminals at $1, 590 per month, hinges on body count.

Success in this endeavor hinges on funding.

BHP's offer also hinges on UMC breaking a preliminary agreement to sell CRM 30 million tonnes of iron ore over 10 years.

It mainly hinges on the choice of one's disposition.

E-commerce hinges on language, too.

The dispute hinges on one control in particular: fingerprint matching.

Vanquishing HIV ultimately hinges on the development of an effective vaccine or a treatment to cure AIDS.

And it all hinges on how to organize and incorporate your team.

The whole summit hinges on whether they can come to an understanding.

In the longer-term, the potential gain from raising the state-pension age hinges on how many people actually work an extra year.

The case against Li hinges on a clause in China's criminal law.

Spring hinges, on the other hand, give a more customized fit, but are more expensive.

Our personal view of reality hinges on what we focus ourminds on.

At a fundamental level, the difference between REST-style and SOAP-style Web services hinges on whether or not an application is

out that a proper understanding of this phenomenon hinges on addressing the relationship between embodied interaction and cultural

everything hinges on the outcome of the meeting today

An inspiring idea to liberalise transpacific trade hinges on the courage of America and, especially, Japan

DSP Networked Multimedia Design Success Hinges on Careful DSP Selection

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Tightly Hinges on the Structural Reform and Push Forward the All-round Development of Construction