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They used to be taken as inexperienced and uneducated negotiators with little to offer except a polite "thank you" to their benefactors .

What and how much the host orders for his guests are generally taken as a reflection of regard in which the host holds the guests.

Now, none of what I have said should be taken as a reason to be complacent about rising health care costs.

What I produced there at the final term as a formula, can be taken as a pause, a chapter heading or conclusion as you wish.

In the example, the action taken as a result of that observation was a simple e-mail notification.

It was not until July 10 that the first heavy onslaught began, and this date is usually taken as the opening of the battle.

Such a gap is usually taken as an indication that money also is coming in from other sources.

Taken as a while, it seems like an insurmountable hurdle, but each step by itself takes no more than a couple of days.

The Idea itself is not to be taken as an idea of something or other, any more than the notion is to be taken as merely a specific notion.

And if the hairdresser is gay, so much the better, since the attention is much less likely to be taken as an untoward advance.

Methods Problems in the front sheet of medical records and the causes were analyzed, and effective countermeasures were taken as well.

The existence of tides is often taken as a proof of gravity but this is actually inaccurate.

He did not want this fresh ambition, Van Gogh added anxiously, to be taken as "a new act of madness" or an attempt at self-sacrifice.

Later that year, his plane was shot down during an air mission over Hanoi and he was taken as a prisoner of war.

But taken as a whole, the roadmap appears to be a genuine attempt to be constructive. It is non-partisan, which helps.

Nobel Prizes can be taken as a symbol or a voice to the whole world, and China has no reason to be absent for long.

If the Okinawa dispute was an isolated incident it might be taken as a bit of an accident, stemming as it did from a campaign promise.

If the last day of a time period falls on a Sunday or an official holiday, the day after the holiday shall be taken as the last day.

Cross seems to be easily taken as a fashionable element to match yourself.

Over the decades it has lost its negative connotations and is now taken as a necessity of survival.

Pakistan has described the US raid on Sunday in Abbottabad as an "unauthorised unilateral action" and said it should not be taken as a rule.

Tarski s semantic theory of truth is often taken as a correspondence theory.

Any of these can be chosen as a theme for a page or these themes can be taken as a template for creating custom themes.

Taken as a trend, they amount to a dangerous erosion of the system of multilateral trade on which global prosperity depends.

But can we make a judgment as to whether such a program, taken as a whole, is a "good" thing, or not?

Owing to this point, study on the effectiveness of interest rate policy has been taken as a front-line subject of theoretical research.

Tooling around town with a controversial slogan on the back of the car may be taken as a form of aggressive behaviour.

However, its related interpretation is not. The acceptability of interpretation cannot be taken as the final evidence.

Let a small sphere (taken as a particle ) fall along the vertical direction onto a fixed horizontal plate as is shown in the diagram .

The downgrade was not taken as adding any new information to the question of America's creditworthiness.

From the historical and realistic perspectives, the legal nature of china's public finance budget should be taken as a special law.

And what she had intended as encouragement to his suit of her friend, he had taken as encouragement to aspire for EMMA's hand.

It's a city that needs to be taken as a whole, to enjoy the juxtaposition of new and old and of constant change.

The crisis is taken as evidence that the euro area is so far from being an optimal currency area that it is doomed.

The measure was taken as the bank warned inflation was higher than expected, threatening prospects for economic growth.

You want to be very sure that "title" is taken as the reserved word rather than as a STRING.

Thomas Carlyle, in one of his earlier essays, remarks that much which has been taken as external fact must be recognized as inner reality.

The number of sunspots is usually taken as an indicator of solar activity .

Taken as a whole, what are fads but the response of a hive mind to its own reflection?

Taken as a whole, these script packages and parts add up to define a pattern that, when deployed, provides everything we need.

Regional young-talent construction is of great importance in regional development, and must be taken as a considerable issue.

Taken as a whole the genetic differences between groups are much less than those between the individuals in those groups or "races" .

The snapshots for install and configuration are taken as needed and as the last step of any install or configuration change.

Movement is taken as a fundamental operation in syntactic computations to transform an original sentence into a target structure.

Gross travel propensity gives the total number of tourism trips taken as a percentage of the population.

But taken as a whole I thought it was a master piece of design and would highly recommend it.

For different requirements of design, weight or effectiveness of a heat exchanger can be taken as an object function respectively by GA.

There is no degree offered in Home Economics at present, but the courses are often taken as a secondary major with a degree in Education.

Or else, where conjugal love has grown cold, the child may be taken as a substitute for the love object which has ceased to attract.

Now it may be that the supply curves to the industry of these factors can be taken as horizontal.

The exception is those situations where two snapshots are taken as the result of a single install or configuration action.

While Snow says those examples are "not to be taken as representative of all writers, " the implication of his partial defense is clear.

This annex can only be taken as a guide as your application will be considered on its own merits.

If willingness to get out of the way is taken as a measure of IQ, then very few companies have yet wised up.

The family is often taken as the unit of society.

It is proved that this mold has a reasonable design, reliable motion, a short molding cycle. The mold design can be taken as reference . . .

"They've basically taken as much chemotherapy as you can take and survived it, " says a foreign fund manager.

Men spend a lot of time trying to make women laugh, so frequent and hearty chortles are taken as great compliments.

White had never been taken as the color of official robes because of the practice of being the color of mourning dress.

The port warehousing operation system is taken as the research object in this paper and an in-depth research to its operation process.

The potential threat should always be in the back of an employee's mind and precautionary measures should be taken as a matter of course.

In Jewish belief of the time of Christ this was taken as signifying a personal name, Adam, and this tradition was adopted into Christianity.

'This event of unauthorized unilateral action cannot be taken as a rule, ' Pakistan's foreign ministry said in a statement.

Besides trade and investment, international licensing and franchising are sometimes taken as a means of entering a foreign market.

The science in its birth as if is taken as the myth which is dominated by the male.

We hear it so often that it's taken as a truism: Trust your instincts. Obey your intuition. Ignore your book knowledge and go with your gut.

Such a gift should be taken as a form of compliment.

However, as both mildew and decay fungi grow in the same conditions, the presence of molds can be taken as a signal of a potential decay.

The MSc Healthcare Management is a taught course which can be taken as a one-year full-time course or part-time over two years.

Inspection must be conducted before shipment by recognized surveyors . Their reports may be taken as the basis for negotiating payment. .

It is to be cooked and taken as food in the place marked out by the Lord: and in the morning you are to go back to your tents.

Namely, an electric spark, is generated outside the engine, and is taken, as it were, into the waiting charge at the required instant.

The meeting was held in Guangzhou (aka Canton) and Cantonese was taken as official language for that meeting.

An actual air enterprise is taken as an example to set up the fuzzy evaluation model, and its safety rating is obtained.

Whether the principal vector in the reduction of a force system can be taken as a force?

As he was being taken as a prisoner to the king, they passed by the world famous teacher of Benares.

and the point to be taken as the centre of reference in the said tests.

In his Anacalypsis, Godfrey Higgins discusses Buddha being taken as a criminal and crucified after picking a flower in a royal garden.

The claims of a creditor that abandons the priority right to repayment shall be taken as common claims.

The scheme that the auxiliary contact of the switch is taken as the auxiliary criterion composed of the flashover protection is not correct.

The appearance of The Fool reversed in any reading may be taken as the same as a "Cry for Help. "

None of these numbers should be taken as precise, but two conclusions follow.

In the nineteenth century, this was taken as confirming the wave theory of light and showing that the particle theory was wrong.

He advocates that these zones should be taken as the beginning point instead of the end of analyses.

The subsequence shown in management network terminal of Ministry of Commerce is taken as the criterion.

In 2000, Pudong District Court of Shanghai released a judgement, in which a E-mail message was taken as an evidence firstly by the Court.

agreed by both parties shall be taken as an integral part of the contract, and has the equal legal forces as the contract itself.

The foreign minister's visit can be taken as one more indicator that the relationships between the two countries are improving.

Each blogger is capable of bias and slander, but, taken as a group, bloggers offer the searcher after truth boundless material to chew over.

Index linking to prices and wages is no longer taken as a matter of course either.

As for your children that you said would be taken as plunder, I will bring them in to enjoy the land you have rejected.

"My record in public office taken as a whole is the record of a mainstream conservative, " he told the CPAC crowd.

Neither of these reasons is taken as a reason not to use the Zend implementation.

Corticosteroids are usually taken as pills. Prednisone is the corticosteroid drug most commonly used in these conditions.

Consider a simple example in which a schema is taken as input and an XMLBeans compiler compiles this schema into generic Interfaces.

He can be taken as a Lord choice, but will use up one of your Hero choices as well.

There, steady slurps as you eat noodles are taken as a compliment to the chef.

As follows, taken as legal concept, business secret first came out in 1991's Code of Civil Procedure.

Sometimes a princess is just a princess and should be taken as such.

This approach ignored the economic value of environmental capacity, so Charging system had to be taken as a remedy.

To enhance the robustness of DTS, the solution with the minimum error is taken as the result when convergence cannot be found.

Serum CA125 is not a specific marker for ovarian carcinoma, but can be taken as a marker for peritoneal metastasis of ovarian carcinoma.

The documents forming the Contract are to be taken as mutually explanatory of one another.

CONCLUSION MR spectroscopy technique can be taken as a potential method for on-line analyzing Chinese herb concentrating process.

Taken as a whole, the world produces enough food to feed everyone -- but much of it is simply in the wrong place.

Elderberry is usually taken as a liquid (like cough syrup) or a lozenge.

You might be taken as overbearing at the end of the workweek, even if you're just telling it like it is.

The Ejina oasis, located in the lower reaches of the Heihe River, is taken as a typical example among the arid-area oasis.

Taken as a whole, whatarefadsbut the response of hive mind to its own reflection?

"The trouble with PP is that it would need to be injected daily and cannot be taken as a pill, " says Dr Small.

So, they both have very important systematical values and should be taken as the optional patterns of our civil legislation.

The company presently has 3686 staffs. Of them 5 scientists are taken as the main technical core of the enterprise.

First born is not to be understood as sometimes taken as comparing Christ's resurrection to the process of birth.

The abuse of testosterone, which can be taken as a supplement, is linked to increased risks of cardiovascular disease and sudden death.

Whatever facts are adduced to knock them down can also be taken as evidence of the multi-layered cunning of those behind the plots.

Yet, life comes easily here and such anomalies are taken, as a matter of course, with a broad smile.

One feature not to be taken as blatant propaganda is the addressing some hot issues on the minds of Xinjiang residents.

Professing a need for love could also be taken as evidence that you weren't ready for it.

The results can be taken as a reference for the design and construction of the cable-stayed bridges.

We don't know what is going to be, we are just assured that it is the right direction taken, as it is the direction to Love and Light.

Zhu suggested that the monitoring and curbing of sand storms be taken as a common cooperation project among the three countries.

The shark let go of the fish and slid down, swallowing what he had taken as he died.

During the kick-off meeting, Both parties shall sign the kick-off meeting protocol, which shall be taken as the Basis of Basic design.

And education has been taken as one of the duties of the multi-duty contract of authority, rather than one of the incentive performances.

But in these preliminary chapters any deduction or proof would be impossible, and the statements may be taken as matters in evidence.

So it could be taken as one of the important objects in Manchu ancient books and Manchu language research.

This was taken as proof that he must be his reincarnation: so he was taken to Lhasa and enthroned .

This article can be taken as an initial approach towards a deeper understanding of distributed security using DCE.

A slotted gravity dam is taken as an example to introduce the procedure of the establishment of a hybrid model in detail.

A practical machining of injection mould cavity is taken as an example to show that HSM is one of developing trends in modern mould making.

And often taken as a vacillating man for being unable to accept other opinions and unwilling to quarrel with others.

finally, the scheme which has the least cost of investment in tie lines will be taken as the ultimate scheme.

Wealth was initially taken as a concept equivalent to "material goods" , but understanding wealth at the material level has its limitations.

"Nothing I say should be taken as an excuse for my behaviour. I take full responsibility for what I did. "

When planned results are not achieved, correction and corrective action shall be taken, as appropriate, tonsure conformity of the product.

This experiment result can be taken as a reference for further study on the polarization maintaining fiber grating.

Besides, the design idea of this device can be taken as an example for similar un-conventional test device.

Frequent demonstration of working code provides feedback mechanisms that allow course corrections to be taken as needed.

When planned results are NOT achieved, correction and corrective action shall be taken, as appropriate, to ensure conformity of the product.

Since ancient times water has generally been seen as a resource and water use has mostly been taken as an economic issue.

This E-mail notification cannot be taken as an official channel to get information on Government IT open tenders .

Taken as a whole, the turned-on computers in an office are idle a large percentage of the day.

Floating slab track was taken as elastic thin plate and was discrete d by longitudinal and lateral directional finite strip elements.

Without being promulgated, the aforesaid competition and policies may not be taken as the basis for rejecting applications.

When the infamous attempt to reclaim Cuba failed, in April 1961, my dad was again taken as a political prisoner by Castro's forces.

Conclusion: The method had good specificity and reproducibility, and was taken as the quality criteria of Xuezhengan capsule.

Any information that you put into a computer is taken as input.

Therefore, in this article the underdeveloped areas are taken as the examples for the positive analysis of comprehensive evaluation.

A tonic, pill, or other medication containing iron and taken as a dietary supplement.

I hereby do asseverate my solemn belief that globalization, taken as a whole, is a positive economic force and well worth defending.

As the width of the gouge zone is linear with the displacement amount of the fault, it can be taken as an estimate of the displacement.

So, taken as a whole, Linux has a tremendously rich set of storage-related technologies.

If you ask this question to an Eskimo during winter or a Mexican during summer it will likely to be taken as a joke.

Take Your Vitamins'brand of Flush Free Niacin can be taken, as it will not produce this reaction.

The data should not be taken as the expected ratio of sensitivity of the two detectors.

The obtained biocompatible composite membrane can be taken as a biological repair material.

The heat source of the chafing dish is changed, and the coal gas of civil pipelines and the liquefied petroleum gas are taken as fuel.

These two commandments may also be taken as the essence of Jesus's requirement for perfection.

An exhaust-brake bracket of an engine is taken as an example to illustrate dynamic topology optimization application in actual engineering.

Small class sizes are taken as a signal of high quality, so investing money to save on teachers' salaries is not an attractive strategy.

The space charge accumulation can be taken as a measure for withstand of electrical and water treeing in samples.

A century ago, the idea that a person's character could be seen in his face was more or less taken as given.

Author thinks legislative science of crimes and criminal hermeneutics shall be taken as a fundamental branch.

Taken as a whole, their current accounts are in surplus, external indebtedness has been much reduced and foreign reserves are overflowing.

Indecency law, in contrast, neither requires that the material be taken as a whole, nor exempts work with serious value.

They may also become important reminders for surviving family members or loved ones so they should not be taken as souvenirs.

Ecological compensation should be taken as a new mode and outlet to combine poverty alleviation and ecological management.

Some herbs can be quite effective when taken as teas but for various reasons are best used in other forms.

The response parameters, which have good relation with fracture, were taken as the part of identification for fracture samples.

Wen's soothing remarks may be taken as an indication of how seriously the leadership regards a restive population.

at the White House was taken as an outrage in many quarters.

It may have taken as little as a few million years, Bekker says.

These days, it seems, the notion that Goldman broke the law, possibly cheating clients, is almost taken as a given.

Always ask yourself if the photo would look better taken as a landscape or portrait shot. Experiment and try different perspectives.

Therefore, the authors conclude that the breaking strength is taken as the strength limit in designing the automobile bolts.

Quotes, single or double, are simply taken as part of the argument; they have no special effect.

Thy testimonies have I taken as an heritage for ever: for they are the rejoicing of my heart.

Taken as a whole, it's increasingly clear that there are new business models afoot that are just now being well understood.

We are using the word corruption to mean that which is being broken up, that which is not taken as a whole.

None need be taken as expressing the thoughts of a divine or supernatural mind that exists independently of humanity.

Wind taken as a whole round of welding technology, high-intensity, the stability of the fan is running.

Therefore the game should not be taken as interpretation of facts or a political comment, but the reminiscence of those events.

This study can be taken as an important reference to the amendment and perfection of Budget Law.

The shutdown of "Super Girl" was taken as a warning throughout the television industry and presaged the new rules.

Effectine teaching can be obtained in the teaching course of materials and neat treatment when demonstration is taken as a method.

The education of thinking mode should be taken as an important part of the education on the youth for their psychological health.

The Date of Bill of Lading shall be taken as the actual date of the delivery of the TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION.

Among the damage of non-bone, the immunotoxicity of fluorine were gradually taken as important.

Conclusion: LN exists in occurrence and development of thyroid tumors, and can be taken as a marker of malignant thyroid neoplasm.

Zone diameter was taken as a criterion of good acid producing ability of isolates.

Evaluation of classroom instruction and instructional activities are taken as an integral whole.

Due to its important role in the economy, the high technology has been taken as investment capital.

At present, private higher education has been taken as an important strategy for popularizing higher education in many countries.

Methods: Some measures were taken as perfecting infection system, strengthening infection control and blood purified center management.

Its operational advantages are simple and fast and can be taken as reference to technical debugging and operation monitoring.

Certainly, it should not be taken as a sign that reforms to lift domestic demand are imminent.

When DP mode is selected, the current position and heading of the vessel are taken as the reference position and heading.

The truck dispatching can be taken as a multivariable optimization problem.

Beguiling beauty During the second world war, many masterpieces were removed from Italy's museums and hidden, only to be taken as booty.

These words may be taken as representative of James himself, with his constant injunction to live to the utmost.

The Lartigue show, which consisted of photographs he had taken as a child, was controversial and critically lambasted.

Black and white contract- which should be taken as the base for the settlement of construction payment?

Nights grow dark as starry lights of our brothers and sisters disappear, taken as slaves by steel men of Empire who follow lords of Raven.

Television industry has very close relation with everyone and also be taken as mouthpiece of Government.

A ceramic plate imprinted with Chinese character "shou (longevity)" from Deng Yingchao was taken as present as well.

Then the customization of large machine tool enterprises was taken as example, expatiate concrete application of the method.

The book was full of notes taken as Darwin recorded the unique wildlife of the Galapagos Islands in 1835.

The statements of law sometimes appended to the definitions contained in these sources should not, however, be taken as reliable.

The allowable maximum heat loss prescribed in the national standard is taken as a basic reference by many other related standards.

YIJINHUOLUO banner was taken as a case study for application of the theory and methodology of optimal allocation of regional land resource.

Sustainable development has been taken as the key approach to addressing climate change challenges, both adaptation and mitigation.

Where it is prescribed in any provision that certain right shall be taken as an object of real right, such provision shall be applicable.

On balance, immigrants taken as a whole are likely to bring a slight net benefit to other residents through public finances .

When taken as an overdose, illusions, poor memory, paranoid feelings and erratic behaviours can occur.

Taken as a whole, there is nothing wrong with the article.

Textbook is just taken as a reference. It sure needs to be flexibly used.

This "can only be taken as a result of animal spirits" .

Taken as a whole, there is nothing with the book.

The gentes of the Iroquois will be taken as the standard exemplification of this institution in the Ganowanian family .

But taken as a whole, the present-day economy does not differ much from "pure" capitalism.

Conclusion The RAPD technique can be taken as a effective identification for commercial crude drug Bulbus Lilii.

Yes, the Jews were taken as slaves to Rome, and then they were sold off and dispersed throughout the nations as slaves.

from the angle of observation, consciousness could be taken as the products of social communication.

In the production and selling of pharmaceuticals, social benefit shall be taken as the prime concern .

Economical and practical functions should be taken as main factors in technical progress of installation agriculture.

China's urbanization, and its beneficial effect on growth, is taken as an article of faith.

A typical winding tension system is taken as researching object and its dynamic mathematical model is built.

Finally Shanghai being taken as an example, with the principal component analysis the simplified model coefficients was produced.

However, it is important to remember that in a business context it bears no relation to personal feelings and should not be taken as such.

The pressure corresponding to the plateau is taken as an estimate of the pore pressure.

Taken as a whole, these projections imply that about 25m households in America end up in negative equity.

Result: Great precautions should be taken as cefotaxime sodium-induced allergic shock develops very quickly and severely.

The distributive areas of each grasshopper group were taken as their distribution pattern.

Loosely speaking, a gene is a segment of genomic information that, taken as a whole, specifies a trait.

Vocal music is taken as a kind of art that can be directly enjoyed by the sense of hearing.

Nevertheless, Money Flow measure remains negative so rallies should be taken as opportunity to sell-short stocks or trim long positions.

The American young are well-meaning but misguided , and must not themselves be taken as guides .

Sealed samples of the above are to be taken as arranged, but the bags of the1st class need not be sampled.

This application is solely to demonstrate this technique and should not be taken as an example of best practices.

For those China local enterprises purchased by foreign company, the essay also can be taken as practice reference.

Appropriate corrective action is taken as a result of non-adherence to established policies.

But McKay had argued that, taken as a whole, his evidence pointed strongly toward a biological origin.

In particular, the tents and mobile houses shall be taken as the central and local disaster relief reserves after they are taken back.

A grab for money might also have been taken as a sign of weak commitment to budgetary discipline.

Truth is not prepositional truth in traditional significance. Here, truth is taken as opening concealed by itself.

The working conditions obtained in experiments were taken as the boundary conditions for CFD simulations.

Taken as a whole, these form chains that guide navigation through the document, and they work for more than just anchors and form controls.

Under such background, the torsion effects of seismic response are taken as the main object in this paper.

If auxiliary dam is taken as a project for civil defense, its design standard is low and top level is lower than crest elevation.

In this painting, Chinese artist Xu Weixin has taken as his subject matter a single photograph of a young woman.