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Especially when addressing a member of a company, the appellATion indicATing the record of his educATion is not used or put AT the back.

Mr Huang remains determined to put at least two of his representatives on the board.

They put all into their own pockets, and not a bit of thread was put at the empty looms as they did before.

In past years Google has given all of its employees a year-end cash present, which one person close to the company put at about $1, 000.

Here's sort of the schedule, and I put at the bottom we might give some away free in two years at this meeting.

"It could be put at risk if the U. S. dollar was severely challenged as the main international reserve currency, " he said.

Notice that God says the needs of your church family are to be given preference, not put at the bottom of your "things to do" list.

Whether such examinations accurately reflect the use to which English will be put at the tertiary level is another matter altogether.

Each chapter within the document is given a named anchor, and links to each of these anchors are put at the top of the document.

If you lose, and I can start all over again, if the win, I can put at the foot of the cornerstone of tamping hard.

Put at least 5cm depth of water in a saucepan. Bring it to the boil. When boiled, lower the heat.

The slipper was put at the bed head on his side of the bed to remind his wife who was boss.

Important: Put at one or two Vikings in the air directly over each pair of Bunkers as well.

This misbehaviour has put at risk a company with a world-renowned medical equipment business and a distinguished camera brand.

Intellectual development and growth would be put at risk if they were not allowed to evolve properly.

Spend not intentional longly began to carry to just put at the table of the cup because emulating, leisurely closed easily one an mouthful.

Now that we have concentrated sunlight, what are we going to put at the center to convert sunlight to electricity?

"They said you wouldn't come, " Mr Sarkozy told a crowd his camp put at 150, 000 but which appeared to be less than half that size.

But is there not the danger of instability when a turbine of this size is put at the mercy of North Sea gales?

The object to be heated (or cooled) is put at refocus and the heat generator (or heat sink) is put at other focuses.

Will large developing nations such as China make an effort to put at least a dent in their soaring levels of pollution?

Taxpayers are getting a reward for the trillions of their dollars U. S. authorities put at risk in a bid to save the financial system.

If countries do not toe Beijing's line or don't abstain when asked, their economic projects could be put at risk.

"One case of confirmed wild polio virus put at risk the lives of 100, 000 children, " he said.

Although the magazine's name is put at the bottom, it occupies a large part of the cover.

Movement, motor discharge (as it is put at the level of theory) is something that in no way is enough to constitute an act.

The agent of Andrea Dossena insists the Liverpool defender is likely to stay put at Anfield despite speculation he could return to Italy.

The colourless, pungent gas does not dissipate easily. So bystanders and would-be rescuers are put at risk.

Originally, these social events are aimed at target consumers up to teen-age, so the age cap should be put at 18.

But the lockout put at least a temporary plug on that exodus, and the college game now find itself stacked with top young talent.

Finally a candle is placed inside, and the lantern is put at the front of the house to keep evil spirits away.

But as he put at least $1 at stake a day, his weight dropped below 190 pounds by the study's end.

Since ancient times, mountain climbing is always a popular mass movement, even the ancients put at 99 Chongyang as "Denggao Festival. "

Facebook surprised its users last week with two big changes. The news feed has changed so that "Top Stories" are put at the top of the page.

I know some of you would put chemotherapy as number one. Many would put at the top of their list more money to get your bills paid.

The original of the business license shall be put at an eye-catching position of the business premise.

The oldest female athlete at the World Masters Games in Sydney has broken a world record in the shot put -- at the age of 100.

ROBERTSON Minutes later there's the wall and no one is put at risk in the dangerous cave to find it.

Politically motivated lending could result in even larger loan losses in the future, and private banks would be put at a disadvantage.

Electric power enterprise financial risk control should be put at risk of internal management level to formulate measures.

The approach that was followed while distributing relief, human dignity was always put at the center.

The number killed in the island shooting spree, which is among the world's most deadly, had been put at 10 on Friday - but soared overnight.

"What shall I put at the end of the sentence? " "Put a question mark. "

Otherwise the whole of the European project, as well as the stability of the world economy, will be put at risk.

Nearly a third of animal species would be put at risk of extinction by a warming of 1? ? ? ? C, the report said.

As with everything in life, first impressions are vital. Each participant must be put at ease.

At the meeting, he pointed out that agriculture should be put at the first place.

Foreign companies often complain they are put at a disadvantage by complying with laws that are ignored by domestic rivals.

Hence the folks becomes their shapes with the peach wood-carved, put at oneself doorway to avoid evil defend to harm.

In Nicaragua , investigation and control measures saved hundreds of lives put at risk by methanol intoxication.

They were seated in armchairs, offered cigarettes, and generally put at their ease.

What we have to do is ensure that the person deploying them is not put at extra risk from using them.

Barbara Long at the Aquarium of the Pacific says when the shark population is put at risk, the health of the ocean is also in danger.

Adverbs of time and place are usually put at the end of a sentence.

Soon, the corpse of flower son is put at the load up, have already lifted mountain to go.

Will express inclined put at the tongue, let patient lock lip, the tooth is not occlusive, take out after 3 minutes.

Ltd. has always put at the first place improving staff's working environment and living conditions.

Without swift support from the rest of the G8 and the G20, the global fight against hunger could be put at great risk.

they will not stay put at specific locations but move into wild habitats and across national borders.

And, though the Treasury hasn't cut any checks for housing or Wall Street rescues, billions of dollars of taxpayer money were put at risk.

The decrease in hop production, put at some 50% over the past decade, has sent prices through the roof.

Firefighters grumble that their lives are put at risk saving rich people's vacation homes.

In aggregate, the 2010 wheat output is put at about 114 million tonnes, close to the record level of the previous year.

These teams along with several other historic teams, are put at your fingertips in Quick Game mode.

The painful truth is that the incomes of taxpayers were put at the disposal of the financial sector's creditors.

The decorative mirror they put at the entrance is Baroque style.

Failure to do so will put at risk the confidence of millions of people in globalisation, setting back economic and social progress.

The world's oldest female athlete has won a gold medal and broken a world record in the shot put at the Sydney 2009 World Masters Games.

When expected alpha goes rotten, future obligations get put at risk.

The size of Afghanistan's total population is a mystery - put at anywhere between 26 million and well over 30 million.

I felt they were put at a disadvantage.

In 2010 alone the industry will see nearly 15% of its revenue from patented drugs put at risk.

As a result, Canadian taxpayers have not had their money put at risk in response to this crisis.

Guess what was put at this place?

China's approach to managing its exchange rate is fueling inflation, which government figures put at 6. 2 percent in August.

If not, they say, the future of food security, economic development and social stability in dry areas will be put at risk.

The achievements of modern medicine are put at risk by AMR.

The number of 'A and B' traitors in the UK is put at 62, 216.

In China, for instance, to buy a home you have to put at least 20 percent down, and the average is 40 percent.

Your stroller (pram) has been put at the boarding gate.

If we lose this trust then we put at risk everything we re working so hard to achieve.

The government's ability to create money is put at the disposal of private interests.

Until recently the trend rate of growth was put at 2 per cent to 3 per cent per annum.

This could even put at risk the EU's single market.

Institutional reform must be put at the top of the agenda in developing countries.

Yet the government has put at risk the goose that lays these golden eggs.

We know that every summer, the elderly are put at risk because of the extreme temperatures that may occur.

The sound from a drum was put at 122 decibels while the sound from a referee 's whistle registered 121. 8 decibels.

And without action this is just what is being put at risk.

In China an estimated 300 million people are learning English, and in India the number is put at 350 million.

Dangling phrase can also be put at the end of a sentence

The oldest thing she has photographed are Actinobacteria from Siberia that DNA analysis has put at between 400, 000 and 600, 000 years old.

Discussion on Radiographic Exposure Times when the Source put at Convex Side of End Splicing Welds

Must a Sentence Be Inverted When Its Negative Adverbial Is Put at Its Beginning

Since our arrival, the people of China have made my entire family feel, simply put: at home —

The order of the elements of productive forces can't be put at will

Opinions about the Words of Time Put at the End