in part

Microcredit is one example, in part because poor men seem to be more feckless borrowers than their female counterparts.

In Part IV, Zarathustra assembles in his cave a number of men who approximate, but who do not quite attain the position of the overman.

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, you learned how much you can accomplish with the UNIX command line.

Today's meeting is in part an attempt to deal with some of the divisions between the public and private sector on tackling money-laundering.

Its costs and benefits are, at least in part, the result of the incentives to which the money men were responding.

It would be a second tragedy and an insult to the memory of those who died there, were we to return, even in part, to those dark ages.

Stand out in hand-made carpets used in part or to highlight the design.

Factory production has begun to edge up, in part because Chinese consumers continue to spend money at a healthy pace.

In 2000 it became part of Vodafone and is still one of its most profitable units, thanks in part to his early work.

And of course, in a way, when I say romance, I mean in part the aesthetics of that whole situation.

From my perspective, however, it was a decision made, at least in part, out of pride.

I wondered if this might be at least in part a result of superior schooling he'd received in Hungary.

I was up in the high Arctic to tell a story about global warming, inspired in part by the former Vice President's wonderful book.

Such consistent exposure may explain in part why the U. S. teen pregnancy rate is double that of other industrialized nations.

The Russian authorities are also trying to clean up, at least in part, their country's most toxic historical debris.

McClellan says he wrote the book, in part, because he was prohibited from discussing the matter in 2005 due to the criminal investigation.

Burger King recently appointed a new head of marketing and is fighting with its franchisees, in part over the direction of its advertising.

But even in Europe's most socialised bastions , hospices tend to be privately or charitably funded, at least in part.

She had had a great doubt and terror lest Arthur should not know her, but that pang was spared to her, in part at least.

In Maslow's view lower needs had to be satisfied at least in part before higher needs could be addressed.

For most of the last 30 years, goods prices had been held down, in part, by cheap imports from low-wage countries like China.

The reason that a pessimist tends to fail is, in part, his own image of himself is often a self-fulfilling prophecy.

The server needs some fine tune for better performance and I will tell you how. The installation of the softwares is in Part II.

The company, in part, said the decline stemmed from Brazil, where implementation of new technology caused disruptions.

But now it has become difficult, in part because of my age, so people no longer tell me to keep at it, " she said. "

He said the price of oil was at such high levels in part because developed countries' stocks were below their five-year averages.

Fueled in part by this massive injection of liquidity, housing prices that had started dropping due to the recession began to soar again.

Thanks in part to its oil wealth, Norway is one of the richest nations in the world, with a generous cradle-to-grave welfare system.

The truth of psychoanalysis is only, at least in part, accessible to the experience of the psychoanalyst.

Even as also you know us in part, that we are your boast, just as you also are ours in the day of our Lord Jesus.

Gibbs said the tough talk from Obama and other administration officials was aimed in part at pressuring bonus recipients to turn them down.

"Africa is lacking in samples, " a deficiency he attributes in part to an unfortunate accident. "Early on, I had a rack collapse, " he said.

In Part 1 of this four-part series, you began to design a Web application that would let patients enter information at the doctor's office.

But therapists say that adding some balance tends to help rather than hurt performance, in part by reducing pressure.

This was true in part because he had the bad luck to be President during a time of widespread social and economic misery.

The aim, in part, of any warm-up to an exercise routine is to increase the body temperature gradually.

This section answers, at least in part, this question: "Why is all of this model management and governance necessary? "

So far, probably thanks in part to its relatively hidden location, there have been minimal lines despite a no-reservations policy.

Certainly you will have brought karma with you, and that in part will have determined the course of your life.

This week's discovery is, in part, just another piece of the scientific puzzle in trying to understand the new H1N1 flu's history.

"The skirmishes that are going on are in part related to trying to establish credibility for the son, " Panetta said.

And he originally did not seek to invest equity in part thinking that banks would refuse the money for fear of looking weak.

How you judge him on the former depends in part on how much you deem him responsible for Britain's parlous situation in the first place.

Some earlier studies that extol dairy products as a calcium source have been funded at least in part by the dairy industry.

It raises a question: was the path that Mr Koizumi chose to get Japan out of the economic swamp misguided, at least in part?

Seltsovsky attributes this, in part, to the heat, fires and dangerous smog that were in the air of and on for the last eight weeks.

Gene treatment Patients with Parkinson's have reduced levels of a chemical - GABA - in part of the brain known as the subthalamic nucleus.

The motivation for a vigorous economic recovery program must come, at least in part, from our forecasts of the dangers ahead.

The surface temperature of a star depends in part on its mass and affects its brightness and color.

In Part 1, you applied applied its design discipline to produce a state table that defines the desired behavior, as shown in Figure 1.

How you react to caffeine may be determined in part by how much caffeine you're used to drinking.

There is nothing natural about that either, but the recent increases should be at least in part understood as making up for this.

The nested data set technique that is described in Part 2 is often enough to show complex data on a Rational Team Concert report.

This year, however, should be better, in part because prices have normalized to levels where investors are ready to move forward again.

Slower growth is, in part, a welcome sign that their central banks have taken action, and that those measures are beginning to work.

Mathur and Rani Rasmani began to ascribe the mental ailment of Sri Ramakrishna in part, at least, to his observance of rigid continence.

She took on her new job in part to help the education community to "know what they know" and be able to act collectively on that knowledge.

I work to help people's dreams come true. That's in part what he, what Bruce asked of me as a member of the Council.

I have had only one or two bitter enemies, for whom I was, as is always the case, in part responsible.

Mr England said he was motivated in part by a desire to improve US-China relations.

In its advice on laptop batteries, the company states, in part: 'Apple does not recommend leaving your portable plugged in all the time. '

How happy you are at work depends in part on how much initiative you take.

Notably, he said the Fed's base-case forecast of strengthening growth next year was premised in part on markets continuing to heal.

Which outfit you choose will in part be determined by how much you are worth.

As you saw in Part 2 of this series, this restriction means that you must put items like database code in other parts of your system.

The passage is being used, in part, as an excuse for the need for such a nationwide system, a nationwide test.

Rather, we suggest that this loss may reflect, at least in part, a deficit in the integration of local orientation information.

I told him that whatever positive things I had done since had been influenced at least in part by his morning school prayers.

But there was no mistaking Thursday night that Mr. Obama was speaking directly to black America. In part, it was a policy speech.

The head of the Transitional National Council, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, said the money was needed in part to pay salaries in eastern Libya.

In part it was an awesome place to him, for here gathered all that he most respected on this earth -- wealth, place, and fame.

King for the last couple of years, in part because nearly everyone in his family has a story to tell about him.

I suspect that this willingness to risk is in part due to the short expected life span of the humans.

Many experts, including Aaron, said the latest conflict was in part due to the Bush administration's Middle East policy.

However, it is possible for the application to define a different event retention (and reuse) policy, as you will see in Part 3.

To its east, the EU has tried a bit harder to promote political reform, due in part to the demands of its ex-communist members.

And the president's trip, in part, was a chance to put the best possible face on the situation there as he prepares to leave office.

A localized collection of pus in part of the body, formed by tissue disintegration and surrounded by an inflamed area.

Eck suggest that this may be, in part, a reaction to taking on the active, consuming, masculine role, something they're not supposed to do.

Furthermore, the ability of man to colonize almost every part of the world is at least in part due to his adaptability with regard to food.

But the stimulative effect of the plan remains unclear, in part because of confusion about how much of it is actually new.

Other school districts are also trying to address problems they say have stemmed in part from overly strict zero-tolerance policies.

He was motivated in part by a desire to raise money for the rest of his ailing business empire.

She was also able to negotiate a lower rate with her parents' assisted-living residence, in part because they were living in one room.

"JAL has always been a popular retail stock, " said one broker. "People buy it in part for the goodies, like discount fares. "

German officials said the jump was the result of an increase in exports - due, in part, to a recovery in global demand.

In part because changing the basics of how industrial economies are run is difficult, trying to do it at a rush harder still.

he did not even try. Something about her forbade it. In part his opinion was the result of his own experiences and reflections below stairs.

Now he is sixty-four, but he went back -- in part, he says, because he had promised his mother to finish his education.

Naver owes its popularity, in part, to the fact that it is not just a search engine.

India's literacy rate is rising, thanks in part to a surge in cheap private schools for the poor, but it is still far behind China's.

In part, this was an attempt to prevent unions between young adults whose parents opposed their match.

Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, described it as "an ecological crisis, arising at least in part from climate change" .

Opportunities to reveal dark secrets seem to come up repeatedly, in part because these secrets so dominate our psychological landscape.

eHarmony has not travelled as well, in part, because its research is so geared to the American marriage experience.

Discussed in this articled are the outline of soliton theory, basic concept of soliton, characteristics and its move law in Part A.

It was so much fun, in part because one of my children, Harry, was able to join us.

The generally annular portion is defined, at least in part, by an inner surface.

"Denial" is a hard book to read, in part because of its subject matter, in part because Ms. Stern's id floats very near the surface.

Japan's generosity has historically been driven at least in part by a desire to make amends for its invasion of China in the 1930s.

How Japan fares in cleaning up the radioactive contamination will determine, in part, the extent of any long-term damage.

That shift is, at least in part, a result of American government pressure.

In light of this, recent news suggests that, at least in part, the Chinese government also subscribes to the global cooperation view.

In part, the secrecy worked, sending the blogosphere into a whirlwind of speculation about what the company had planned.

His "Heron" outlets soon sprouted all over Britain, helped in part by the oil majors' neglect of the retail end of their business.

But he rejected that approach, in part because he believes China is still dozens of years away from catching up with the U. S. militarily.

The parents quarreled constantly, and Lawrence's close relationship with his mother was in part an alliance against his father.

From the data objects in Part 1, you see that there are two tables with at least two columns each.

Tourism thrives in part, one senses, because Berlin's historical ghosts do not compete with the commercial clamour of a metropolis.

Due in part to its proprietary requirements, e-speak failed to make much of a market impact.

This is in part because Britain's renewable of choice is often offshore wind power.

The Fed resolved to make no changes to its $300bn Treasury purchase plan, in part because prospects for the economy seemed to be improving.

Tsugumi Uemura, a public-relations worker at the company, opted out of the management track in April in part because she didn't feel ready.

And that's because, in part, no one has stopped watching her, around-the-clock, all over town.

Those bailouts have at least in part led to the second major concern facing investors -- sovereign risk stemming from uncontrolled spending.

They might decently submerge themselves until the misery and shame of this had in part at least been forgotten.

Sequences can be moved in part or in whole, but empty columns can only be filled by a King, or a sequence that begins with a King.

It got a lot of attention, at least in part because it included performers wearing nothing but their long hair.

Lately they have had to deal with a difficult ally whose awkward strength is in part their own creation.

That depends, in part, on the assumptions you make about what might happen if one of the peripheral countries were to default.

The price of many commodities continued to soar, in part because of the prospect of a weaker dollar.

One report indicates that the delay is at least in part aimed at convincing them to participate.

Dealers pushed the market lower in part to provide the sort of price concession that might attract buyers next week.

This will be offset in part by an increase of spreads among the survivors of the financial market crisis .

WikiLeaks exists, in part, because the mainstream media has failed to live up to its responsibility.

Nonetheless, a case can be made that deregulation is to blame, at least in part, for the current misery of so many flyers.

In that case, her identity was reportedly discovered in part through photo analysis technology and a tip from someone who worked with her.

In part for ever when. You can see feeling a few clearer, in those days you who can you think of for a short while?

'It was happening organically, ' he said, in part because lots of Chinese users had family members abroad.

An observed long-term increase in the number of these clouds may be due in part to the rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, he says.

Having completed the design of a finite state machine in Part 1, you are ready to implement the FadingTooltip widget in JavaScript.

In classic economics, a marriage is, at least in part, an exercise in labor specialization.

Conditions were horrible, he says, thanks in part to enforcers on the boat, who carried what Khun Mint refers to as the, "stingray. "

These results indicate that MAPK signaling functions, at least in part, as the inducer of ameloblast differentiation.

And I tried to do that, in part, by telling others what I have learned, by telling them this: Consider the lilies of the field.

As you learned in Part 7, a continuation object is like an object representing a frozen point in time.

However, it is possible to use custom interfaces (as long as they extend XMLEvent) as you will learn in Part 3.

And some experts believe prices will continue to fall, in part because lenders are now trying to sell millions of foreclosed properties.

The first chamber and the second chamber are defined at least in part by an inner wall (52) of the pipette body and the piston.

After setting up the model in part one, today we go on to look at animating the model before finally setting up the scene for rendering.

Exercise improves one's state of mind in part by affecting the body's levels of two chemicals: cortisol and endorphins.

I hope , Mr . Barrett , that this special shipment will compensate in part for the trouble we have caused to you.

For years, it seems, the returns paid to investors came, in part at least, not from real investment gains but from inflows from new clients.

France's goal is to work 40 hours a week or less, in part to spend time with her 5-year-old twins.

Banks have been repaying their infusions in part to get out from under compensation limits imposed on the bailout recipients .

Master in part by the microcontroller and keyboard of two parts, shown in part by the LCD display module and LED work analog parts.

It is very intense for the power as it is in part due to aluminium ignition and I may use this for IPL (intense pulsed light) experiments.

The task is complicated, in part because some bacteria seem to be both good and bad.

Aluminum and titanium metal plating glass vacuum bottles outside in whole or in part to produce a similar effect of specular reflection.

Attitudes in corporate America have changed in part because a federal system of controls has come to look like the lesser of two evils.

In part this is to meet expected pedestrian-safety legislation, because hybrid and electric cars can be hard to hear at low speeds.

Studies have found that American married couples on average have sex about once a week, but there's a vast range, depending in part on age.

Like it or not, we are all hooked on the attractive prices of these imports, driven in part by the phenomenon of emerging markets.

When he started dressing like a tramp he claimed it was, in part, to advertise his refusal to join polite, ie, hypocritical society.

The answer to the question of whether one should continue using the method depends in part on what other forms of solutions are available.

we have only had limited success in forging linkages within this region , reflecting , in part , the lack of such a two - way flow.

In part, parents often rely on Sunday school or other types of religious education to help convey the message of morality.

Thanks in part to Gou, Chinese laborers may make it over the course of a few years.

that was released in part by the White House this week sounds a lot like a speech by the President: It's essential to win in Iraq.

Some analysts said the tech rebound was driven in part by over-selling, as investors reacted to second-half uncertainty.

With such a difference in part performance, a cost comparison would be meaningless.

The command line interface, described in Part 1, provides a Jython interface with which commonly performed tasks can be automated.

Fear and hype surround radiation, which has become something of a bogeyman in part because of popular culture.

Buyers in the U. K. , believed to be acting at least in part on China's behalf, added $9. 6 billion.

The plunge in manufacturing is in part the result of a huge global inventory adjustment.

Dealers now discourage that, in part to avoid the corruption that tends to accompany large volumes of cash.

In part, because investors have learned to distinguish between the market return, dubbed beta, and managers' outperformance, known as alpha.

Three years later, the difference between the Americans and the Chinese is at least in part about what they're measuring.

But at least, the producer tells TIME, the suggestion rises at least in part from the archeological record.

Change is coming along slowly, said the tennis star Li, thanks in part to the growing presence of foreign coaches.

Industry executives and analysts said the gap could come in part from efforts to reduce surplus stocks.

There is no doubt that the present financial crisis has been created in part by previous rescue operations of central banks.

Reagan won in part because Walter Mondale, whatever the merits of his case, was utterly out of sync with the electorate.

In Part 3 of this series, you created a form to track the assets of your fictional company in terms of budgets, profit, and expenses.

DDT was banned in the 1970s, in part because it had been found to be weakening bird eggs, resulting in serious population declines.

His hopes rested, in part, on an article he read somewhere, which very well might be apocryphal but nevertheless allowed him to dream.

It is not just that these buildings were, at least in part, monuments to national ambition, underpinned by urban, mercantile wealth.

This can be explained, in part, by the fact that Mr Obama has so far defended the 47-year-old trade embargo against Cuba.

Furthermore, as we age, glutathione levels decrease which no doubt explains, in part, an older person's lowered resistance to disease.

Parents of stubborn teenagers rejoice, or at least relax: That adolescent attitude stems, in part, from the vagaries of brain development.

In part, that's because many sleep studies take place in artificial laboratory settings, coloring the results.

Until the work programme for the harmonization of rules of origin set out in Part IV is completed, Members shall ensure that.

This was also in part because Bank of New York Mellon Corp. said it would start charging some corporate customers a fee on large deposits.

In Part One of the book, we looked at all the comparatively simple ways of improving mood and brain energy.

The realignment reforms could, at least in part, address all of these problems.

Economic history seems to be repeating itself, in part.

Leaders had been looking to China to take firm action, in part to help overcome resistance to an agreement in the US.

Poland, which is trying to weaken its dependence on Russian energy in part by developing nuclear power, reacted cautiously.

If one of the decodings fails, the remaining subset whose decoding failed is decoded at least in part according to the selected subset.

Jemima presented the voucher from her favourite fashion magazine in part payment for the new dress.

Soon, you should see a GUI panel that prompts you to continue with your regular installation steps as explained in Part 1 of this series.

The other side makes an appointment with me to trade in Zhongshan north road, agree to other in part pays cash again after half month.

TV channels can also be set up in part the group plays the producer, so you can manage a part of the group.

Some say that drug addictions are caused, at least in part, by changes made by drugs to the reward system.

Because for all of its dangers, globalization is in part a product of American leadership and the ingenuity of the American people.

Manufacturing output had increased in recent months, he said, but this in part reflected a rise in inventories.

But whether the current economic slump will take a toll on your own health depends, in part, on your health habits when times are good.

He said that she was lying in part.

I'd like to turn your attention to the cross-concept matrix shown in Part 1 to use as a reference as the series continues to analyze PaaS.

In Part 4, I'll collate all the information I've presented so far into a convenient cross-reference.

As you may remember, you used a similar strategy for your tabs in Part 3 of this series.

As the storm rattled around Stamford Bridge, some of the floodlights were affected and the pitch was close to unplayable in part.

That defeat was, in part, fueled by anger over the lack of progress in the war in Iraq, and the rising number of troop casualties.

This seldom occurs due in part to the fact that the Spirit Guilds repress this type of activity. It is considered skipping out of school.

Such a possibility contradicted the accepted belief that medicine is meant, in part, to remove species from our bodies to make us healthy.

And payment should be dependent, at least in part, on health improvements, not just services received.

He has often walked the planet in terms of talking with leadership, that is the point in part of coming in a body, as this time.

The insurgent group has not given up, and as with so many of its attacks, this one was, in part at least, a bid for more recruits.

But Congress's Government Accountability Office reported this week that, of 18 benchmarks, Iraq had met only three in full and four in part.

Jar Jar Binks was the first character to be developed for Episode I, in part because of the prominence of his role in the movie.

George said it forcefully, in part to convince himself, because the memory of the gray-haired man had been eating at him too.

were twice as long in many locations , possibly in part because the company did n't take pre-orders this time .

House prices are generally "sticky" on the way down, in part because people are averse to selling at a loss.

China's tolerance of Weibo so far is in part due to the willingness of Chinese Internet firms to self-censor.

The U. S. has handled its energy interdependence with the rest of the world in part by projecting military and political power globally.

JBind can also be used for conventional data binding, and I use it in this manner for the performance tests reported in Part 2.

All of the confidence for natural language search sort of resided in part.

You need to register your application on GAE before you deploy, as you need its name in app. yaml (as shown in Part 1).

In an embodiment, rules are used by the network devices to determine at least in part how to handle network traffic.

Mrs. Obama and her family declined to comment for this article, aides said, in part because of the personal nature of the subject.

Some advertising executives say that NBC achieved this, in part, by offering discounts to its Olympic customers on other business.

Central planning has , at least in part , been blamed for the current demise of state-owned enterprises .

The German confusion and subsequent retreat were in part due to in having been rendered leaderless by Wray.

F. D. R. was able to enact Social Security in part because the Great Depression highlighted the need for a stronger social safety net.

Historians say few scrip notes were counterfeited, in part because many didn't circulate long enough to get a racket up and running.

The whole world, the whole financial world, is effectively waiting to hear in part about what's gonna happen in Washington. . .

But in part to avoid putting an astronomical price tag on this plan, the Administration doesn't necessarily fix loans for the long term.

If that were indeed the upshot, it would be paradoxical for a law designed in part to ensure equality for women.

Vince : I dont see anything wrong with it . You have been prioritizing career over relationship which in part led to your marriage failure .

The solutions will come in the end, in part at least, through the private sector developing the technology and science.

At least in part, this reflects that more individuals have cut spending and paid down debt in response to the recession.

As you learned in Part 1, long running processes, short running processes, and automated activities are all invoked by a service.

In part one of this article, mainly discussing concepts of the patent and technical standardization.

All examples in Part I used an ID applied to a single list item to alter the appearance of the "current" tab.

He won, in part, because he ran a campaign that was as steady and unruffled as he is.

In part, investors' concern about the U. S. federal budget and international trade deficits were found to be responsible.

I because the business facilities, to open in part by fax to the company to home, confidentiality, only through correspondence.

The U. S. growth is in part a legacy of laws that mandated harsher sentences or abolished parole, keeping convicts in prison into old age.

The brain accomplishes this improvement, at least in part, by moving the memory for these sequences overnight.

One of the goals outlined in Part 2 of this article series is to display work items in a tree structure.

In Part 1, we introduced the concept of meditations with a simple debug mediation.

That craziness, he says, was due in part to his mother.

This change took place in part because doctors wanted to spruce up their dubious reputation.

Niu An's bedroom was become by the wall cent of an arc two half, the half is atelier , other in part is her bedroom, washroom and kitchen.

The companies may impose such agreements, he said, in part to prevent trade secrets from being transferred to competitors.

The charges are partly due to misapprehension, and in part also to that race hatred from which Western nations are by no means free.

U. S. customers have been pulling back in part because an anemic economic recovery has left millions still looking for work.

Profit margins tend to revert to the mean over the long term, in part because high returns attract new market entrants.

In Part One of this article, I provided you with a general overview of processes in RMC.

The general consensus that Bin Laden is hiding along the highland border is in part based on logic and personal history.