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For a decade before he took over in 2005 his party looked incapable of governing, even when it was still nominally doing it.

Likewise, pronouncements by Mr Putin on foreign policy, which is nominally Mr Medvedev's domain, do not seem to faze the president.

Nominally a captain in the French navy, Cousteau spent most of his working life pioneering a new form of celebrity, that of the TV explorer.

Even a nominally linear device can be linear only up to a certain limiting amplitude.

Mr Hwang was a natural choice, he explains, as the "only even nominally Chinese person who has written a Broadway show" .

It's like this house, it's only nominally yours. You couldn't take it with you anywhere.

Even black men who nominally commit to one woman are five times as likely as their white counterparts to have others on the side.

Nominally is to let them away for government efforts, some of the Mafia in baidu inside leadership, TV 970097 can find our search.

Most state education in Britain is nominally non-selective, but middle-class parents try to live near the best schools.

Roland turned to Bink, shaking his head in a gesture that was only nominally negative.

I am nominally awarded a father, he might as well say that I became a grandma at home a parasite.

The total reagent concentration is formulated such that only nominally exothermic reactions are observed.

Most Bulgarians (82. 6%) are at least nominally a member of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, the national Eastern Orthodox church.

After such grouping, standard compressors compress better (higher ratios, but nominally faster as well).

And the fundamental contradiction between China's political structure (nominally communist) and its economic structure (largely capitalist)?

Micropayments enable ways for nominally priced products and service to be sold profitably over the web.

Used on nominally flat roofs up to a maximum pitch of five degrees.

This means consequently that the RMB should nominally appreciate by at least 2-3% annually just to keep from depreciating in real terms.

This year, however, it has been appreciating in real terms (and, since June, nominally as well).

Even though farmers would seem better off nominally, in real terms they would actually be as badly off as they were originally.

The other realm, Hungary, was nominally a monarchy but run by a regent (who, absurdly in a land-locked country, was styled admiral).

These changes could just mark the start of a substantial shift in the now nominally-civilian leaders' repressive policies.

For a nominally communist country, China displays a remarkable understanding of capitalism.

Method nominally indicates whether an exception is thrown if an input byte sequence cannot be decoded.

Voting is nominally compulsory in Brazil, but nobody much likes being asked to turn out twice in four weeks.

Moves to save global capitalism, for instance, change nominally domestic matters, like bank capital adequacy or fiscal policy.

Putin has said that next spring, at the end of his second term as President, he will assume the nominally lesser role of Prime Minister.

Even China, controlled by a nominally Communist party, has blessed private entrepreneurs and foreign investment.

Religion: More than half the population is nominally Christian (mainly Roman Catholic). the remainder follows indigenous beliefs.

Mr. Han also denounced the use of a nominally unofficial body, the coordination council for North America, to retain U. S. -Taiwan ties.

While nominally an equal partner to all members, Russia has felt like a junior partner in the S. C. O.

Widespread corruption of government and police allows violence to be used with impunity even when slavery is nominally illegal.

China is nominally a communist country, but elsewhere it was communism's collapse that was associated with the growth of sexual disparities.

In the case of credit cards, letting the user type in the credit card number nominally solves the problem.

This is still nominally agreed through a annual price negotiation, but that system is changing.

So although he was nominally king of Wales he still played second fiddle to his dad the King of England.

Its youthful ministers are in sharp contrast to the greyness of the previous regime, nominally a Communist one but in fact crony-capitalist.

to be nominally but not actually independent; no one actually saw the shark; large meteorites actually come from the asteroid belt.

The company could not indicate a person even nominally responsible for staff training.

Mrs. Clinton, who's nominally in charge of the "strategic" part of the dialogue, also has sticky issues to confront.

Nominally Communist China is now one of the world's strongest supporters of capitalism, at 68%, up from 66% in 2002. Brazil scores 68% too.

But it also reflects the sense that brands belong to everyone, not just to the corporations that nominally control them.

He was nominally in charge of the company.

With most Russians' approval or acquiescence, the regime, nominally a democracy, keeps a tight lid on genuine opposition politics.

Deflation expectations also drove demand for short-term Treasury bills, even if those bills nominally yielded zero or less, Canavan said.

Seized land In Burma, all land is nominally owned by the state, leaving small-scale farmers without legal land titles.

It was less rigid and in many ways differed only nominally from the doctrines of the Council of Chalcedon.

He says that many borrowers, often nominally lower-risk ones, prepare for default by making more credit inquiries and taking up other loans.

Logic '1' represented by a positive frequency deviation (of at least 115 kHz, nominally 160 kHz).

Logic '0' represented by a negative frequency deviation (of at least 115 kHz, nominally 160 kHz).

When out of ammo your rifle will nominally pass as a club.

And although the Workers' Party of Korea nominally controls the army, all those new epaulettes show which power structure counts.

A university president is nominally the head of the institutions.

Though still nominally communist, its institutions are sitting on a mountain of capitalist cash.

The widening gap between such moguls and others in this still nominally socialist country has put pressure on the wealthy to share more.

I believe in dry cleaners, however, that some of the nominally dry cleaners Dry Cleaning, in fact, in order to save costs, using a wet wash.

Although nominally, a monarchy, the Netherlands is in effect a republic.

And even though Virginia Tech was nominally a "gun-free zone, " the shooter had no trouble bringing weapons there.

Nominally that's because the legal system makes it easier to do business, but there seems to be more to it than that.

Despite being nominally in the junior job of prime minister, Mr Putin has remained the most powerful figure in Russian politics.

Some nominally public schools charge prohibitively steep tuition.

Southern countries, partial vassals to Aragon, obeyed only nominally.

Even children nominally enrolled in public schools worked after hours on doll production.

A system under which a nominally free social class or a religious, national, or racial minority is permanently oppressed and degraded.

The Alawites are a community who are nominally Muslims, but whose beliefs vary widely from Islam.

you shall be mrs . rochester - both virtually and nominally.

Although the Government has nominally civil government, but people do not have the habit of monitoring the government.

He was not a Nazi, except nominally, but he certainly wasn't an anti-Nazi.

Electronic systems guarantee that the clearance remains constant (nominally 10 mm).

Cellulose filter elements are low cost, disposable, and nominally rated.

Zanzibar was nominally under the control of the India Office and officials there valued stability.

It is a "soft Iron " alloy , assaying nominally 29% Ni , 17% Co , balance Iron . I send to you under separate cover the data sheet .

The dominant candidate is nominally nominated for president.

The press is nominally free, though highly partisan and often harassed by officials.

Nominally existing yet, it can strike trembling even into a " horror" fan.

The Rule of Man is nominally the rule of ruler's personal will, substantially the rule of absolute power.

Roman Catholicism is the majority religion (85% of native-born citizens are nominally Catholic).

The dominant nominee is nominally appointed for president.

Force that the force transducer is nominally designed for.

They are making the charming space that set up only nominally and honest difference interposes , are considering a humanism.

He was nominally the leader, but others actually wielded the power .

Dad, nominally a methodist, enter church only for wedding and funeral.

In addition, some small pockets of territory are nominally part of one country but geographically isolated from it.

They are many well-deserved tip pyramid watches nominally be sold, but the world has very little of their people.

Nominally they are close relatives, but they don't see much of each other.

Because we were nominally in the same business, I had met both men.

Nominally, the proposal is aimed at invigorating the Doha talks.

The government, though still nominally communist, has quickened its free-market reforms, recently joining the World Trade Organisation.

Crude oil slumped as much as 7. 7% Thursday morning despite nominally bullish drops in U. S. inventories announced the day before.

Zhao shisan: A xing, you are saviour of our family. You can take this baby as your nominally daughter.

Zhao shisan: A xing, you are saviour of our family. You can take this baby as your nominally daughter.

Since SIVs hold paper nominally worth $325 billion, further dumping could have a chilling effect on prices in other credit markets.

They nominally dislike the English, but I have yet to meet an Irishman who really loathes the English.

We are concerned with the treatment of minority communities in nominally autonomous areas.

There are lots who are nominally free market, but they haven't been aggressive about implementing those policies.

The results here were nominally better.

The nominally ruling Workers Party of Korea has held no full congress since 1980.

Let's go, nominally daddy of the baby.

He is nominally a right back but which other positions can he play in?

Nominally cheap or really dear?

Mingmei: A xing, you are saviour of the baby. I hope you can take her as your nominally daughter.

That is, we have a nominally capitalist economy , but we don't trust the freewheeling private market when it comes to the crunch.

This is why indie fans nominally embrace music from other genres.

Nominally, Mr Rove is the deputy chief of staff; in practice, he is far more powerful than that.

The essential cause of nominally high prices of drugs in our country lies in distorted behavior of drug users.

Tom Bertram had of late spent so little of his time at home that he could be only nominally missed;

It nominally returns the number of nanoseconds since some arbitrary offset. Some of its key features are

Report on special investigation and study of nominally dependent system and the administrative body of the learned society

Although nominally civil servants are responsible to the Minister, Minister responsible for formulating policies and closed release;

The results demonstrate that nominally anhydrous minerals can bring water into the depth during deep crust subduction;

An Important Carrier of High-Pressure and Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphic Fluids: Nominally Anhydrous Minerals

The Association provides free or nominally-priced computer training courses that cover

Specification for cotton webbing suitable for aerospace purposes (warp yarn nominally R 310 tex)

Woven nylon narrow fabrics for aerospace purposes (nominally 235 dtex yarns)

Analysis of borrowing and nominally using the rights of foreign trade business

Thus, a contract nominally for 100 guilders, would actually cost an investor no more than 3½

Specification for woven nylon 6. 6 narrow fabrics for aerospace purposes (nominally 940 dtex yarns)