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Though Murray faced up to four years in state prison, it isn't clear how much time he will actually serve.

With the closed-mouth solemnity of a dignitary lying in state, airplane sleepers seem to me shamanistic.

China will never see that it could have used the billions it has gained to develop an entirely new and innovative paradigm in state-craft.

This was the only selection to feature massed choral music in state-of-the-art two-channel CD sound.

Notifiers are a great way of coupling parts of a system that are interested in state changes but don't want to be bound to one another.

An article in state-run Xinhua news agency saying "India is acting out of an inferiority complex" towards China is the latest example of it.

In an interview published in state media on Wednesday, he said top leaders wanted the dispute resolved quickly.

Despite the critical remarks about this book in State and Revolution, Lenin obviously still greatly admired many of its arguments.

It seems that those who work in state schools are just like everybody else: they do better when confronted by a bit of competition.

In early youth one aspires to be president and millionaire and cowboy, independently of any interest in state or business or cows.

Transaction support ensures reliability by guaranteeing that changes in state of any resource are synchronized.

However, since complete and jump is only allowed for human task activities, complete and jump can only be called in state claimed.

Pity the poor Nebraskan teenagers, stuck in state hospitals because their parents have had enough (in Britain we call it boarding school).

The Massachusetts law only applies to in-state residents, but many cities and towns have declined to ask applicants their residency.

Florida officials are considering revisions in state science standards that would add the word "evolution" to the standards.

Real-Time Asset Locator will be responsible for interpreting the button event and map it to a change in state of an asset.

he was a sort of a gentleman , and would meddle in state matters.

Without it, nothing could ever be brought to a conclusion; everything would be in state of chaos.

Do you suppose that man would have knelt unless he was in state of ABSOLUTE DESPERATION? with nowhere to turn and no justice to be found?

patients of serious TBI(traumatic brain-injured ) are always in state of coma and easily to be caught in suffocation.

The term limits, if any, applied to state and local officials are spelled out in state constitutions and local ordinances.

Rather than horse-trade senior jobs in state companies and agencies with her allies in Congress, she wants to appoint the best people.

The big increase in state ownership and regulation over the last few years is stifling growth and holding back vital investment, they say.

To help narrow the gap, Mr Gove proposes to give teachers in state schools more of the autonomy enjoyed by their independent counterparts.

abstract: Objective To understand and compare the status of workplace violence in state-owned and private hospitals in Tangshan city.

North Korea has announced that the body of late leader Kim Jong-il will lie in state permanently at a palace in the capital, Pyongyang.

In Zhou Dynasty, Confucius was an offspring of the King of Shang Dynasty, and in State Lu he was an immigrant from State Song.

We have much pleasure In state that they are a small but highly respectable firm , and a very old and valued customer of ours .

Anger that so many children died because their school buildings were poorly built continued to simmer online and in state media.

Nativity plays or carol concerts in state primary schools are unthinkable, as would be the swearing-in of presidents over the Bible.

Globalization is coupled with an ideology of free markets and free trade and a decline in state intervention.

Take Egypt. Outside agriculture, over 40% of the economy is in state hands, with a hefty chunk controlled by the army.

A transition is typically the result of an invocation that causes an important change in state.

There should be a blind flange between the two flanges here. In state of freedom, stagger joint shouldn't happen.

One of the issues is whether CIC's ownership of large stakes in state-owned banks should be separated from the sovereign fund.

To boost revenue, Mr. Mukherjee said, the government will continue to sell stakes in state-run companies without ceding control.

Early reductions in state funds signaled that reform was genuine, and a handful of early, visible bankruptcies underscored this message.

An in-state reaction is a reaction that neither exits nor enters any states. Also known as inner transition or internal transition (UML).

Before Perry v. Schwarzenegger, Lambda Legal, an advocacy group, had been conducting a careful campaign in state legislatures and courts.

Large investments in recent years have resulted in state-of-the-art optical networks with world class international connectivity.

Mr. Chandy is Christian and led the Congress Party and its coalition partners to a narrow victory in state elections recently.

Other reports in state media suggested that some of these funds were then funnelled into illegal property and other investments.

At last, the application effectiveness of the system in state owned large scale petroleum enterprise was introduced.

Kennedy and Humphrey began to compete in state primary elections, the first step in the nominating process.

Strengthening civil governance will provide a way to make up for a deficiency in state governance.

Public schools are often a good value for in-state residents and tend to be larger than most private colleges.

This first generation of teachers is now blocking opportunities for better-trained young graduates who cannot find jobs in state schools.

A good case in point is the change that took place in state-run factories.

The major result has been a massive disinvestment in state structures.

The mayor had become the target of attacks in state-controlled media after he criticised the president this month.

The activity is then put in state failed and the fault is propagated to the fault handler of the next enclosing scope.

Nexteer will benefit from $71m in state tax credits over the next decade, as well as generous municipal tax abatements.

At issue is whether states can force out-of-state merchants to collect sales tax on purchases by in-state residents. This fight is national.

The right of the ethnic minorities to participate on an equal footing in state administration is guaranteed.

This week he steps down as chairman of his Free Democratic Party (FDP), following its reverses in state elections in March.

A parametric approach to the design of functional observers for a class of linear systems with delays in state variables is proposed.

"Since the end of last summer there has been an obvious effort in state media to try to build him up. "

Forged documents, it is said, were used to get loans from seven Iranian banks and the money used to buy stakes in state-owned companies.

The grain protectant is applicable to use in state reserved grain and green food, it has characteristics of persistent effect and safty.

Q: Matthew, you worked on this issue in many jurisdictions, in state, local, and national governments, on a couple different continents.

France's discomfort with public displays of religion is nothing new: The wearing of headscarves in state schools has been banned since 2004.

The president's conciliatory words come as Kashmir, the disputed Muslim-majority Indian state, goes to the polls in state elections.

Administration allows the balance in state politics to be tilted to organization rather than coercion.

most people said they had no idea Mr Castro was scheduled to speak, even though the programme was given endless publicity in state media.

The reform of property right must be put into practice in State-owned enterprises to adapt to the circumstance of market economy.

First, medical malpractice cases are usually (though not exclusively) litigated in state courts rather than federal courts.

Its economy may have been opened up, rigid central planning phased out, competition unchained and shares in state companies sold off.

Introduction of a modern corporate structure in state-owned enterprises was accelerated.

The determination and punishment of violations of regulations in state education examinations should be open, fair, legal and appropriate.

He has been a fixture in state politics since 1974, when he was first elected to the legislature aged 22.

In the general stillness, and awful hush of the house, he lies in state, and feels his sovereignty.

Objective To explore the prevalence rate of hypertension in state village of Taizhou and provide general control basis for hypertension.

Jo's body will lie in state at Pyongyang's Central Hall of Workers to receive mourners before a state funeral Wednesday, KCNA said.

Carlyle has had a well-publicised series of problems in its efforts to invest in state-owned companies.

Most of the world's developed economies will have to make large reductions in state retirement provision to stave off a fiscal Armageddon.

She's usually still in state or quickly regains it, and it's SUPER easy to build comfort over the phone.

For technologists, the same series of events reflects the change in state for object representing the main business entity.

This does not disturb the conformation of the protein molecules; but those in state "zero" absorb light at this wavelength.

But there was also concern about its sales of strategic stakes in state-owned banks to foreign investors.

The couple was charged in state court with one count of a first-degree scheme to defraud and 12 counts of fourth-degree grand larceny.

Three days earlier Angela Merkel's coalition government got a drubbing in state elections in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania.

Promote private innovation and upgrading through research and development, and participate in state-managed science-technology programs.

With almost half of GDP in state hands, it is not surprising that large stimulus packages helped stop the markets going over the edge.

But given past coverups and limited information in state-controlled media, Chinese people don't always trust the official line in a crisis.

It contains and is surrounded by halls, museums, and monuments, including the Mao Zedong Memorial Hall, where Mao's body rests in state.

Gains were partly offset by drops in state and local government spending, private investment and an increase in imports.

In state companies, such committees have traditionally vetted senior management to ensure they adhere to the party's political line.

Foreign English teachers will also be hired as assistants in state schools, but the number is set to soar in private schools.

They wanted to talk about cuts: in the civil service, in health, in education, in state-owned corporations, everywhere, cuts.

In the past, the Chinese government could ensure Uighur workers were allotted a percentage of jobs in state-owned firms, he said.

This rule is cyclic. So, if a cell is in state n - 1 and has a state 0 neighbor, it has state 0 at the next clock tick.

Mr. Berg is calling for an $8 million increase in state funding, a minimum wage hike in New York and the expansion of federal food programs.

The Clanization of the Relationship among the Staff in State-Owned Enterprises, Social Sciences Academic Press(China), 2002 .

in State Industrial and Commercial Bureau, and it is an old famous brand product in national ore powder industry .

If this data is lost, you lose important information or a change in state within the system.

Murray's attorney, Charles H. Peckham, told Walter that there would still be legal hurdles in state court for Joe Jackson's lawsuit.

The results show that between shares concentration and equity capital costs have positive correlation in state-controlled listed companies.

Oil is an important strategic material that plays a critical role in state security and national economy development.

The first, after years of under-investment in state firms, is new aircraft worth $10 billion.

With the increase in state oil reserves, the number of oil tanks of oil depot was increasing constantly.

Component in state to interact with operating system processes that run in a special mode by enabling the native property.

These black jails are often located in state-owned hotels, nursing homes, and psychiatric hospitals.

INSTREAM FLOW RIGHT AND ISSUES OF ITS PRIORITY DATE IN STATE LAWS OF THE U. S.

These events can be triggered by changes to content managed by the component, or changes in state.

State and local government: purchasing and supply management professionals in state, county and municipal governments.

There is little suggestion in state media that the train has actually made a test run.

We cut general public spending in state organs by 5%, and all of the savings were used to provide disaster relief.

To implement this clean air requirement, the Act contains special permit provisions and requires changes in state implementation plans.

In China, suspects in state-secrets cases aren't accorded the right to meet with a lawyer while being investigated.

Overall, the best value proved to be public schools attended by in-state students, yielding a 9. 7% average net annualized ROI.

Expounds principle of recomposing of property in state coal enterprise, approaches on recomposing of property in coal enterprise.

Chinese delegations held talks with Italian officials about investments in state-controlled energy and real estate assets last month.

Objective: To revise the weight of Guangdong index system about high-level managerial personnel selection in state-owned enterprises.

You would be advantaged further if your man had a previous experience in State .

Hardening budget constraint in state-owned enterprises is an important task in economic reform.

Often, a suit will be filed in state court in a matter over which the federal courts also have jurisdiction.

When communities are taken into account in state-centric environmental decision-making, communities are involved.

for long , the double properties of public and corporate natures invested in state businesses have remained controversial.

Walker said local leaders would need that power to manage the steep cuts in state aid contemplated in his next budget.

The middle class expanded fast thanks to jobs in state-owned companies, the public education system and the bloated civil service.

Such a person can be famous in state and family.

With the deepening tenure reform in state-owned forest areas, logging enterprises will face a major personnel adjustment.

The ruling helped to dampen the tests' use in state and federal court, where the results are rarely accepted as evidence.

Few famous writers or artists came to pay respect as he lay in state.

The brutality of that attack, which was, unusually, given wide coverage in state-controlled media, radicalised other local activists.

Our company's technology may depend on multi-national corporation, non-rational factors also exist in state-owned enterprise reform.

Public criticism of Goldman Sachs has come to China, where the investment bank has been lambasted in articles in state-controlled media.

The MoET hopes that the reinjection of talent will raise the quality of teaching and research in state-owned institutions.

The second chapter introduces briefly basic theory of performance evaluation and reviews its experience in State-owned Banks.

Quite the contrary. In Egypt the transitional government has expanded subsidies and increased employment in state firms.

Foreign PE will face lots of difficulties on valuation, communication, approval and integration in state-owned shares deals.

During the Warring States Period (475-221BC), there was a man called Yue Yangzi in State Wei.

Guide the Participation in State Administration with The Important Ideology of "Three Represents"

The Phase property indicates whether the referenced check is an in-state check or a next-state check.

Wherefore, ocean energy conversion patents in State Intellectual Property Office of P. R. China(SIPO) are searched and sorted.

Of the problem is deep-seated contradictions inherent in state-owned congenital absence owner of the problem.

Such action would significantly dilute current shareholder ownership, placing banks in state hands.

But for all its good intentions, the proposal has met strong resistance from local English teachers in state schools, parents and students.

Majorities in the survey call Washington too big and too powerful, and say it's interfering too much in state and local matters.

Furthermore, the following class and its associated handlers do a good job of isolating in-state behavior.

In "State of Play, " that kind of dogged journalism is under siege from owners who want a better return on their investment.

We should be wary of a resurgence of unreasonable expectations in state protection, intervention and global control.

Additionally, the ActiveX Opt-in state of ActiveX controls are restored.

If consumers can't identify the true and false in the hands of the invoice, you can sign in State administration of taxation.

Political power within the EU is dispersed, residing in state capitals rather than in Brussels.

Employees, especially those at the senior management level in state-owned monopolies, will have their pay capped , according to the draft.

In state commercial banks, internal capital allocation should be improved.

The observer is interested in state changes of the subject.

2003, approved in State Department agreed to adjust some of the administrative division of Xiamen City.

In this section, I exploit variation in state characteristics and state legislation to lend econometric perspective to the story.

In state and local politics, the labor movement always has been very active, endorsing candidates and seeking favorable legislation.

The character of general equilibrium for the towns in state of the general based on the study for 50 cities in Jim Province.

Add in state and local-government borrowing, and the total approaches 110%.

Privatisation is still on the government's agenda, but the rail network, considered a natural monopoly, will stay in state hands.

The worst country, Saudi Arabia, has never sent a female athlete to the Olympics and bans girls from sports in state schools.

If a cell in state k has a neighbor in state k 1, then that cell has a new state of k 1 at the next tick of the clock.

Civil-union partners also now have the right not to testify against a partner in state court.

In Egypt the transitional government has expanded subsidies and increased employment in state firms.

The president was driven in state through the streets of Beijing.

In 2004 France passed a law to stop the wearing of the Muslim hijab (headscarf) by girls in state schools.

your wings of soul in state of gathering up, it is not fear, but slightly perching.

In 1994 the government began clamping down on religious symbols, including the Muslim headscarf, in state schools.

And although banks need much more capital, there is no hurry while they are wrapped in state guarantees and the economy is fragile.

Former presidents don't usually intervene in state primaries with eight months to go.

Reforms in state administration, education and law have loosened arcane strictures.

Lesson two: before pouring in state funds, ruthlessly slim to a viable core.

In this photograph, Vladimir Lenin, founder of the Soviet Communist Party, lies in state.

Strengthening the construction of party member in state-owner enterprise according to the requirement of "three representatives"

The accurate establishment of water distribution modeling plays an important role in state analysis of urban water supply system.

In addition to the federal closure, Louisiana closed vulnerable fisheries in state waters -- within three miles of the coast.

Vocational education is in urgent need to improve the quality of stuff in state-owned enterprises.

JDO intercepts updates to persisted objects and automatically persists any changes in state.

In state-controlled companies, senior managers are rotated at the behest of government.

Do they invest in state owned services or encourage decentralized economic development?

One is to rationalize the management system worked in State-owned enterprises.

State-owned holding company situates a crucial position in state-owned asset management process.

Since the time I last taught at the University of Virginia, five years ago, in-state tuition has risen by over 50 percent.

The drubbing that they delivered to Democrats in state elections in Louisiana last month is typical.

The Thomas B. Fordham Foundation, a conservative policy group, has exposed wide gaps in state standards.

where her husband's body lay in state for 34 hours prior to a national funeral service in the Washington National Cathedral.

A strike by workers in state-owned industries in support of the protests was poorly observed.

I would hold that Congress has exceeded its powers in attempting to lower the voting age in state and local elections.

Soft budget constraint causes inefficiency in state-owned enterprises.

Mr Githongo is at first intensely loyal to Mr Kibaki, who gives him an office down the corridor in State House.

They are all but certain to lose their current majority of governorships, and to cede ground to the Republicans in state legislatures.

The story in state-run media is a rare look into the numbers behind the nation's family planning policy.

The President and First Lady also released their Illinois income tax return and reported paying $51, 568 in state income taxes.

In some states, women had the right to vote in state and federal elections before passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920.

Special-interest groups have always known this and are already heavily invested in state politics.

To reduce the state copy time in state transfer and memory to store state, every state element can be encoded.

When the President died, thousands of people saw his body lying in state.

The Kremlin has tried in state media to downplay the impact of the global financial crisis.

The protection of wildlife habitat in state forests and parks is a growing concern for Chinese people.

to deal in State bonds, other government bonds, and financial bonds and foreign exchange on the open market; and.

Events (notification to a monitoring system reflecting changes in state or the execution of some action).

Second, the government can distribute the shares that it holds in state-owned enterprises to the population to boost consumption.

Item 3 Security Bureau in State Council is responsible for the inspection and management of security service in the whole country.

It wasn't until May that they created a smoking ban in state-owned hospitals and government buildings.

Australia's ruling Labor Party was trounced in state elections in New South Wales, once its stronghold.

McDonald's, the world's biggest restaurant company, and the other dining chains were sued today in state court in Hartford, Connecticut.

When an activity is force-completed, the activity is put in state finished and the follow-on navigation is continued.

The move could revive investor interest in state companies after complaints that the government was making slow progress in restructuring.

Cooperative development specialists in State RD offices.

The economic crisis has speeded up that change, particularly in state and city governments.

There is both cooperation and competition in state-to-state relations, especially in their economic and trade interactions.

Workers on collective farms and in state-run factories received almost universal, if very basic, medical care.

They demonstrate a strong interest in taking part in state affairs since their Lifestyle have been changed.

He thinks the resort, which generates $1 billion in state and local taxes, must become more family-friendly, a "Las Vegas East" .

Some states refund a portion of in-state production costs, which may include actors' salaries.

As I mentioned earlier, monads can represent changes in state.

Each event represents a change in state, and the ordered sum of all normal entity states represents a lifecycle.

She believes even more strongly than he in state planning and direction of the energy industry.

It's no wonder homeowners and builders have filed hundreds of lawsuits in state and federal courts.

He will shortly lead a similarly high-profile drive to tackle excessive spending in state-owned firms, another bureaucratic bunker.

America is to disburse $1 billion in state aid to Ethiopia this year, more if covert stuff is included.

PROs: You can get her back in state, re-attract her, or build comfort, whichever is necessary.

This user lives in state of New Hampshire .

In state media, the firmament often expresses its pleasure with rulers via a rainbow or comet.

In fact, Californians hiked in state parks more than parks owned by federal and local governments.

Former police, intelligence and army officers hold many of the most lucrative posts in state companies and the bureaucracy.

The trial is being heard in state court in downtown Anchorage before a jury of seven women and five men.

Two of the biggest shipping banks (RBS and HBOS) are in state-backed rehab.

Then, with $9m in state and federal grants, BVU pushed its fibre north to eight counties in Virginia's Coalfield region.

Military factors still occupy an important position in state security.

The more than 400 children taken from a ranch ran by a polygamous sect in Texas will stay in state custody.

In 2004 France passed a law to stop the wearing of the Muslim hijnb (headscarf) by girls in state schools.

The ruling Congress party recently suffered in state elections.

Trox has invested in state of the art air laboratory in Suzhou 2005.

Remarkably, the US has a bigger proportion of banking assets in state hands and also more red ink.

When a substance changes only in state or in form, it is a physical change.

Despite its recent setbacks, the voucher movement is gaining ground in state legislatures and some state courts.

It is unavoidable that invisible unemployment has become open unemployment in state-owned enterprises.

Article 93 "State functionaries" as mentioned in this Law refers to persons who perform public service in State organs.

And in state-dominated service sectors like banking, there has been limited product or service innovation.

Military factors still take an important position in state security.

There are no religious studies (let alone nativity plays) in state schools, nor may public workers sport the headscarf .

In2004, France controversially banned Muslim headscarves and other "conspicuous" religious symbols in state schools and by publicemployees.

Mr Zhang holds degrees in engineering and management, and has served in state companies and as minister of transport.

This user lives in state of New Mexico .

It is a very important task to dispose the medical waste according to the relevant laws and regulations in state.

And I know that they will have extremely capable and committed Chinese counterparts in State Councilor Dai and Vice Premier Wang.

Citizens show more confidence in state governments.

A state section pre-paid tuition 529 plan is used to save for in-state college tuitions.

You can also create a custom appender (handler) to send events to the "Error Log" view and another to send it to the plug-in state location.

But the surge in state-directed investment has fuelled fears about its quality.

This is a bank-based model, even if the stock exchanges of Shenzhen and Shanghai are dominated by minority stakes in state-owned companies.

Perhaps the Arab League should view the country as its first exercise in state-building.

Teaching in state schools has long been subject to inspection.

Judge Randall White: Do you understand the maximum possible consequence to be four years in state prison?

The President was received in state.