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Nor did he give any detail on how much of the reserves would be put under the management of the new agency.

He was pardoned at the time by the government and put under house arrest, but a Pakistani court released him in February.

That process will have its own problems, as differences that may be patched up in Denmark open up again when put under detailed scrutiny.

Corbet said her decision to leave the agency had been "long planned" and denied that she had been put under any pressure to quit.

And he said unto them, Is a candle brought to be put under a bushel, or under a bed? And not to be set on a candlestick?

Secondly, there has been a rapid expansion of our national economy. Furthermore, the birth rate has been put under control.

As it turns out 'users' refers to all of us though, at least all of us who have been put under the observation of Dan Ariely.

Money was tight and he became infuriated when the child tried to decorate a box to put under the Christmas tree.

Much of the country was put under a state of emergency, which has since been lifted in many areas outside of the capital.

Although the recommendations would not be compulsory, firms are likely to be put under pressure by the Government to comply.

I've watched my own family be put under strain from this sort of situation.

Attached to your water bottle to help improve the vibrational qualities of the water. Put under your pillow to help with disturbing dreams.

During the binding process, hand is sure not to put under or beside the punching knife and heated stick so as to avoid accidents.

for if any man or beast in the field has not been put under cover, the ice-storm will come down on them with destruction.

Shah Jahan was deposed and put under house arrest by one of his sons soon after the Taj Mahal's completion.

Love can be described as a restless horse which would run away, refusing to be put under control.

This is the second time she was put under house arrest in less than a week.

Basic matters, like when she goes to bed, wakes up, dresses, and eats were put under the rigid schedule of institutional life.

At least US can indicate that it put under review plans of troops withdrawal.

Those with the most outstanding historical and architectural merits would be declared as Monuments and put under statutory protection .

British subjects are routinely put under surveillance by flying drones or harassed by the police, the tax authorities and social services.

Summer span, can be put under water cooling arbours , it should be noted that overheating will cause the stems and leaves too wet black rot.

Xinhua said farmers who were in contact with infected chickens were put under quarantine, but have not shown symptoms of the disease.

With much of the waters just put under federal protection, you can be assured the beauty will remain for awhile.

Olympic sponsors have been put under great pressure from some lobby groups to speak out about human rights in Tibet or Darfur in Sudan.

Merkel had been put under extra pressure to reach a speedy solution after coming under attack from the US for damaging dawdling.

area of land put under cultivation, the Boer farmer would be on a more stable footing.

The focus should be put under close surveillance, and its risk to human beings has to be determined.

Charging projects through checking up and rectification shall be published and put under the supervision of the masses .

Other brokers were reportedly put under the management of larger firms after they were found to have misused clients'money.

He ordered tale Andersen put under surveillance and had rumors spread that she was a friend of Jews.

After extensive repairs she was put under American registry and renamed "Mary Celeste" .

Land for construction purposes in starting enterprises provided for in the preceding paragraph shall be put under strict control.

Of course fragile caverns will fracture as the N American continent is put under stress, pulled at a diagonal.

In the event of her going to Shanghai, her children will be put under my care.

The accomplice of a thief is his own enemy; he is put under oath and dare not testify.

Typically, those stocks would be put under review, which could eventually lead to a delisting.

With a floor put under the value of those instruments it should be easier for banks to raise capital.

Over the past several months, Shouwang's members have been routinely detained and its leaders put under house arrest.

if the service quality at a service node deteriorates, the network service quality at the node is put under control.

The production suspension comes as the credit rating of Botswana is put under pressure from declining diamond revenue.

She conceded many women were put under pressure not to use condoms to avoid upsetting their sex partners.

That's right. And whole joint venture is to be put under the guidance of the board of directors.

He was put under house arrest in 1978 and imprisoned a year later.

But at the last minute, Gen Than Shwe vetoed the agreement, and Gen Khin Nyunt was later purged and put under house arrest himself.

Hot bricks were put under the seats at the beginning of the trip.

The world number one was recently put under review after making lewd comments at a news conference during the China Open.

With the implementation of the six key forestry programs, natural forests will be put under strict protection.

President Barack Obama called last week for Megrahi to be put under house arrest.

Oils used in the course of exploration and exploitation shall be put under strict control so as to prevent accidents from oil leakage.

Before ECT is administered, a patient takes a muscle relaxant and is put under brief anesthesia.

The joint venture is to be put under the guidance of the board of directors.

National public health systems are weak in many areas and are put under further stress by poverty and political instability.

Only by giving serious punishment to this kind of case can this unhealthy trend be put under control.

To put under a ban or an anathema; excommunicate.

A microphone was put under my nose immediately I got off the horse.

The mind and body will also be put under dangerous levels of stress, a study has found.

Children vulnerable to eating disorders are put under pressure by school dinner reforms , a teachers' union says .

Matt realises he and his friends must escape but after the hospital is put under quarantine they're trapped!

Two other ABN Amro workers have been put under house arrest while the police continue their inquiries.

After operation, a patient must be put under close observation.

The use of this fund will be put under budgetary control and subject to the oversight of the NPC.

There are also some people often put under the bed as a storage room, with a small cabinet to the mattress is very high.

Already a number of people have been put under what China calls "administrative detention" , usually 15 days under arrest.

The national budget is already being put under strain by a marked reduction in tax revenue.

Be certain the Wartrol Genital Wart Relief is put under your tongue, not on top of your tongue.

Any American citizen can be put under a surveillance.

The reason homeopathic medicine is put under your tongue is for quick absorption into your blood stream.

Over 120 contacts of the deceased have been put under close medical surveillance.

As the load increases, the server's network resources are put under pressure.

Way of storing: Put under the dry and cool places. avoid being burned by the hot sunlight directly.

It means that when put under stress quickly, their stiffness is greater than when stressed slowly.

Several other critics of the government were put under heavy police surveillance or detained during the trip.

In my opinion, the number of private cars should be put under control.

e. g. When put under pressure, people can demonstrate tremendous potential.

When necessary they would also be put under the supervision of Lord Vader.

This is a highly infectious disease. All the patients must be put under quarantine.

The 22-year-old wife has been put under house arrest and the minister accused of 'trespassing into another man's home', may be executed.

After the terrorist attack, all air passengers were put under supervision.

I hate being put under so much pressure.

Daniel Radcliffe has been put under a tough regimen for his Brodway musical debut.

Pictures and photographs can be put under the Pad-touch for decoration.

The turtle was discovered on the beach in Nortport, New York, and put under the care of a veterinarian at Atlantis Marine World.

This pulse gets wider and taller as the motor is put under more load.

If you are put under general anesthesia, your throat may be sore after you wake up.

Second, our national economy is developing rapidly and the birth rate has been put under control.

Furthermore, Furthermore, the birth rate has been put under control.

In the 19th century, unwrapped gifts were put under a Christmas tree, or hung on the branches.

All of their personal security guards were removed, and they were put under house arrest right away.

Its figure heads, Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karrubi, were put under house arrest last winter.

All of their personal security guards were removed, and they were put under house arrest right away.

Its figure heads, Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karrubi, were put under house arrest last winter.

Nothing enables a child to learn so effectively as being put under the instruction of someone else other than his own parents or relatives.

All their activities were put under unified command.

She was stopped outside the shop and put under arrest.

They will only react either in the event of a crisis or when they are put under pressure.

The antelope is one of the first animals put under protection in China.

After TR2 passes, the product design specifications shall be put under the change control.

Children, pregnant women and wounded men would he sent into the towns and put under the care of puppet families, doctors and nurses.

Any small articles can be put under the seat in front of you.

In Texas, a Model T collector gave the Zapps a box to put under the hood.

I don't care how good you are, teams can be put under pressure.

Those who had close contact with Li were put under strict medical observation.

Some women were put under house arrest, but most men stayed in jail.

Pubs shouldn't be put under pressure to stop using glasses if they are safe places to drink.

Please don't put your box in the overhead locker. It's too heavy, but it can be put under your seat.

This year, to improve monitoring, the agency was put under the Ministry of Health.

The Swiss consulate in Milan has been put under extra security after the attack.

Will put under the shower nozzle flush, chimney and get outdoor corridor to dry them.

While being put under in the hospital, Jack Bauer can count backwards from 100 every time.

Furthermore, the birth rate has been put under control.

While being put under in the hospital, Yao can count backwards from 100 every time.

She was put under house arrest at one stage in the late 1970s after Mao died, but survived.

When installs the baggage under, must pay attention to the big baggage, put under please.

The other teacher, accused of taking and uploading the picture, has been put under seven-day administrative detention, Xinhua said.

Rare animals such as the giant panda should be put under protection.

The officer was put under arrest .

Article 4 The use of Renminbi designs shall be put under the examination and approval system of one approval for one matter.

In the event of hergoing to Shanghai her children will be put under your care.

You mean the tablets I put under my tongue?

He's been put under house arrest while the investigation continues.

Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's ousted president, has been put under house arrest along with his family, according to an Egyptian military statement.

The thief was put under arrest.

He was put under house arrest.

Usually the presents are put under the family Christmas tree.

I want to make it clear that I have not been put under any kind of pressure, political or otherwise . . .

"What is new is that emerging markets are being put under pressure to act in a multilateral way, " one G20 official said.

he birth rate has been put under control.

The spy was put under arrest.

Famliy presents are usually put under the tree.

A flat metal sheet is put under the press.

Dozens of bikes are put under the tree.

But now we see not yet all things put under him.

In fiscal year 2011, he reports in his blog, the number of patents put under wraps was 143, or 66% more than last year.

Money actually belongs to the society, though it normally put under the name of a certain person.

Even a germ could go about smug in the expectation that it might be put under a microscope and looked at

During the recent milk crisis in China, different related parts of the society have been put under the microscope, including stars.

The policy actions and interventions that I would put under the rubric of the Great Deviation include the following

The following parts of the RJCB bridge project should be put under source control

The Advantages and Disadvantages and Tactics of the Department's Reference Room Being Put under Library

Modal Contradictions: of Organized Economics Put under Management Science

Safekeeping all the assets that QFII put under its custody;

to ensure the works of state organizations be put under social supervision

Non - agricultural Use of Farmland Must Be Put under Better Control

They are enunciations that we can put under the general rubric of belonging to indirect discourse;

Figures that the Japanese Put under Taboo

Be put under medical observation

Because it is she that I have put under the glass globe,