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With images of the fighting spreading around the globe, the U. S. found itself lagging behind the more aggressive postures taken by Europe.

The princess was so taken by his love that she said to the soldier.

Gathering himself quickly up, he stood more erect, like a man taken by surprise in a mood to which he was reluctant to have witnesses.

I saw the child to be taken by his mother.

And a sense of this, and more, a foreboding that Moscow would be taken by the enemy, lay in the Russian society of Moscow in 1812.

Unexpected code paths: By following the entry and exit points, it is possible to see any unexpected code paths taken by the program.

Shortly after being born, Geralt was taken by his mother to the Witchers' Place - the Kaer Morhen stronghold.

Further investigation will be taken by judicial authority to find out weather he took bribe or not.

It's a matter of learning how to "filter" to see which shots you think would be best taken by you.

It suggests that someone is shy, modest or sad. This posture is often taken by women.

An important step to be taken by the Indian government and the parliament is to pass liability legislation, he said.

This then is something of a cursory view of the direction taken by contemporary quantum field theory.

He said India is keeping a close watch on the next steps taken by the Pakistani leadership.

He said he was growing "concerned" over the stance taken by the new US adminstration on global warming.

Its quantity indicated that at least some of it was taken by force, perhaps in raids on northern Europe or Scandinavia, he said.

The survivors were to be taken by helicopter to a nearby airport, where they were to be met by relatives.

This was a great step taken by the Lord for the spread of the gospel of His kingdom to the () world.

If no action is taken by the end of next week, I will bring up the matter with the concerning authorities.

People close to the situation said the bank had been taken by surprise by the article.

Biggs was born to a New Jersey nurse and company manager and was taken by his mom to modeling auditions from age five.

To say the least, it was a big surprise to find out that sharks were being taken by an octopus - a mere invertebrate.

Police have refused to reveal how much money was taken by the suspect, who is described as white, with brown hair and about six feet tall.

The only way a branch can find the risk taken by a loan is to ask the loan for that information.

Action may be taken by one voting group on a matter even though no action is taken by another voting group entitled to vote on the matter.

We were taken by surprise to see him on TV.

Darius again was the first to flee the battle, abandoning all of his soldiers and his property to be taken by Alexander.

It came as a surprise, so he did not know what to do. Taken by surprise, he did not know what to do.

Such a move would follow similar action taken by the Bank of England and US Federal Reserve.

His deliberate manner of speaking might be occasionally taken by the unwary as a reflection of the pace of his mind.

"We were all taken by surprise but Rajani was finally moved by the gesture of the young man and married him, " Mishra said.

In line with this, the setting up of the OYL research and development centre was one of the steps taken by OYL.

When the men returned to the boat we shot two, who the captain said were the leaders, and the rest, taken by surprise, yielded to us.

I prefer the view taken by Xiao Yang who like the old songs. This construction is much to be preferred.

The Bali Breakfast builds on an initiative taken by Indonesia at the time of the U. N. meeting on Global Climate Change.

All those who saw this spectacle were taken by the fact that Duc did not make a sound while burning to death.

If no action is taken by the end of this week, I will bring up the matter with concerning authorities.

We're trying to follow the path taken by the Hadoop project concentrating on robustness, scaling, correctness, and community-building first.

It looks like the set of a Hollywood action movie but these images were taken by a team of expert cave divers in the depths of Russia.

It is never entirely clear how much of these initiatives have been taken by Mr Wang himself.

He made a brief public statement on the extraordinary measures taken by the federal government in recent weeks.

We will monitor what [other] banks are doing, how much of the cost will be borne by staff and how much will be taken by shareholders.

He said the honeymoon delay was a 'personal' decision taken by the couple 'weeks ago'.

A South Sudanese official said the oil taken by the north since the dispute began is valued at nearly $1 billion.

The source said the video was in a female dormitory units taken by the malicious dissemination.

But would British people would still donate blood if it were being taken by staff working for a profit-making company?

We welcome the actions taken by the ECB and the national central banks since the beginning of the turmoil.

The fish bit her causing injury so severe that she had to be taken by helicopter to the hospital.

The club abhor violence of any sort and do not condone the actions taken by anyone involved.

The remarkable photograph of a 'moonbow' was taken by Wally Pacholka, as he looked over the Halkeakala crater on Maui Island in Hawaii.

The authors give an account of the measures taken by the ED of their hospital in its construction and management.

The taxpayer will pay 90% of any losses suffered by the two partially nationalised banks after a first loss to be taken by the banks.

On CNN's Late Edition program, Treasury Secretary Paulson said the action taken by the Federal Reserve was warranted.

In any case France has no veto over Mr Barroso's reappointment: the decision is now taken by majority vote.

Her eye was once more taken by the show of wealth--the elaborate costumes, elegant harnesses, spirited horses, and, above all, the beauty.

Any action taken by China to imperil the economic stability of the U. S. would be an act of mutually-assured destruction.

China welcomes positive measures taken by relevant countries to deal with this financial crisis and hopes to see results soon.

"You got it, " said Graff. "They were all taken by a group of terrorist nuns, aided by fat old bureaucrats. "

Observer recordings of cloud cover from boats are often taken by sailors who are not specialists in the field, and can be very subjective.

The size and whereabouts of the "agreed swaps" of Israeli land to be taken by Palestine would be determined in the upcoming negotiations.

With her regular seat being taken by a young man , she had to go to the last row .

An expensive car speeding down the main street of a small town was soon over-taken by a young motorcycle policeman.

Investors fret that the recent steps taken by Europe's leadership have done little to dissipate the growing strains across the markets.

BE taken by extension low atmospheric pressure influence, anticipating this kind of weather will keep on to see you.

In general, decisions are taken by individuals. I feel stress at work because my company is only interested in the work employees produce.

"Oxford Law Dictionary" interprets euthanasia as an incurable patients taken by the request of the cause or accelerate the death measures.

The level of workmanship and personal prideindividually taken by each of the staff members was no less than astounding.

After receiving the news, immediate action had been taken by the local government to stop the disease spreading.

The US log says a non-combatant was wounded with two or three bullets and taken by "the UK company" to Camp Warehouse.

Defence attorney Ed Chernoff said it was drugs taken by Jackson himself which had proved fatal.

The monetary policy taken by American government before was to curb the inflation, but it has been no longer effective now.

Mr Brown's spokesman said the prime minister "fully supports the decision" taken by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.

Nasa released images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope which revealed some unusual and colourful changes to the surface of Pluto.

The students regard all the measures taken by the school authorities to prevent cheating during exams as nothing but a storm in a tea-cup.

The photographs shown on this page were taken by unknown photographers in the sixties after building up the wall.

The initial steps taken by the new Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, did not venture that far.

This stunning image is one of the final shots taken by a freelance photographer who died while filming an underwater shoot near Florida.

the same Day afterwards I was taken by the Sallee Man of War, and made a Slave.

Actions could be taken by an avatar in the virtual world and sent into the real world and be directly applied to the real system.

Photographs taken by artists and background artists copyright belongs to the company , shall not be reproduced .

None of the train passengers was harmed. Mr Whitefield said all passengers were taken by taxi to their stations.

I underline that the collision took place at the end of the incessant and continued dangerous acts taken by the Sea Shepherd's boat.

He was the only Chinese. He was beaten by other prisoners and his food was taken by others.

Measurements were taken by wrist monitors worn by the child, as well as parent questionnaires and child interviews.

Action taken by surprise the enemy, sent a large number of weapons to attack a major attack on our planet.

People have doubts if the measure taken by the company is in the interests of majority of employees.

In an embodiment, an "event" refers to a condition that may or may not require some action to be taken by logic.

This, taken by itself, would be a stronger argument than can be adduced for the majority of classical works.

in case of refusal to carry out disinfection, compulsory measures may be taken by the local government.

Criminal penalty, is the mandatory methods to punish the criminal taken by the ruling class of the state in the name of country.

Amid the flames numerous mysteries were born: were the bronzes from Yves Saint Laurent's collection taken by the British, French or Chinese?

And this was but one of many punitive actions taken by Chechen authorities against relatives of alleged rebels.

They were taken by an Exmoor deer-watcher as BBC wildlife documentary presenter Johnny Kingdom looked on.

After you have chosen a URL the next step is to see if that URL is available or already taken by another company.

Each patient's specific treatment program is determined by the individual form and course taken by his or her illness.

Such approaches taken by teachers and researchers, however, may not be the most suitable means of teaching and helping with students.

It is taken by a young man of large fortune from the north of England. A single man of large fortune, my dear.

In some places, it was taken by military means, the land of those who opposed this repression being confiscated by the colonial government.

I was taken by this ancient tale's authentic celebration of the dark joy of being on the winning side.

We have mentioned that denial will be the route taken by over half the populace, even as the proof of our words is at hand.

Unfortunately, you will never be able to sit beside him, because this seat had been taken by another passenger.

Now, you can applaud the huge economic strides taken by China, India, Brazil and Turkey and yet still see the dangers of America's retreat.

Moreover, as Mr Bunglawala notes, national politicians can only set the tone of the debate; actual decisions are taken by local councils.

I took that short spear and a double hook spear head from Xiaoliu yesterday. It's not that in last week and taken by one of my friends.

All her gold and silver idols would be melted down as a part of the plunder taken by the idolatrous Assyrians (1: 7).

Carter also reminds the reader of the brutal actions taken by American colonists against those who remained loyal to the British.

Rather vaguely, he welcomed "steps being taken by organisations like the Africa Union. . . to better resolve conflicts. "

No piece of film or video, including those taken by pros, ever looks perfect straight out of the camera.

The photos were taken by keen photographer Torben Webber, who scrambled for his camera after hearing the unusual creatures had been born.

It also ensures that actions taken by IT to digitize the business are supportive of these strategic and value-related goals.

The report calls for stronger steps to be taken by advanced economies to reduce carbon emissions, seen as the main cause of global warming.

The law gives the members of a grand jury broad immunity for actions taken by them within the scope of their authority as grand jurors.

The really unpleasant medicine, prescribed by the International Monetary Fund, had to be taken by the far less fortunate borrowers.

during the first world war , all decisions on the conduct of the war ( and the treatment of the armenians ) were taken by the committee.

ON OCTOBER 1st a disabled French woman was dragged from her home on Kenya's northern coast by pirates and taken by speedboat to Somalia.

Previous images of the Ring Nebula taken by visible-light telescopes usually showed just the inner glowing loop of gas around the star.

Xinhua said "all illegal deposits" except the money taken by Cheung had been recovered.

installing the smart home, is no longer a concept but a convenience life experience which is taken by high technology .

It is for this reason that I appreciate the anti-monopoly measures taken by the United States government against Microsoft.

Decisions both on procedure and substance of the arbitral tribunal shall be taken by a majority vote of its members.

Even those voters who resent health-and-safetyism and other yokes of the nanny state have never been taken by civil liberties in general.

At a time when more photos are now taken by smartphone cameras, manufacturers are under pressure to keep selling cameras at any cost.

If consensus is not reached during the time-period, any decision to Grant a waiver shall be taken by three fourths of the Members.

They noticed that photos taken by a diver of the shark responsible for the second attack suggested the wrong one had been caught.

Will he be able to solve the riddles around him or will he be over-taken by the ever-increasing danger of being lost without love?

Stresses rippled through debt and stock markets despite measures taken by European leaders last week to help restore investor confidence.

Session transcripts taken by the instructor supplement the slides used to illustrate key points of the course.

This image was taken by myself on the next to last photo of an old Polaroid One Step camera in 1986.

Eligible deposits taken by this Bank are protected by the Scheme up to a limit of HK 100, 000 per depositor.

The decision on whether the proposed new system should be implemented would be taken by the second term Chief Executive.

Essentially, leaching is the way in which energy is in taken by the active life body, and should not be regarded simply as "catalysation" .

The position of the enemy was taken by surprise in half a day.

People are so taken by the colors of these blooms, not to metion their fabulous rose fragrance.

But the carmakers have been completely taken by surprise by the meltdown in the housing market and, above all, by the soaring cost of fuel.

Like everyone else I was dazed and badly rattled. However, I was comforted to know that the White Tara had not been taken by these men.

Many of them assume their carefully chosen stances all day, getting their pictures taken by hundreds of other fans.

The decisions of an Ordinary General Assembly are taken by a simple majority of the members present.

Both western allies and they seem to have been taken by surprise.

Some of these steps have already been taken by the financial reform bill and by regulators.

But Gibbs cautions that the actions taken by the president alone will not be sufficient.

Agreement to explore further how compliance and enforcement actions taken by one institution can be supported by the others.

However, nowadays, environment has already sent a "SOS" signal to us as a result of increasing damage upon environment taken by human being.

Images taken by a space probe 200 miles above the surface of Mars have revealed a polar landscape dominated by icy dunes.

Understanding the approach taken by other product designers might give you insight into the needs of your own target users.

Final decisions in the selection process are always taken by his clients, he says, whoever they are.

This photo was said to be taken by an Australian at India, Bodhgaya.

But they don't pay for royal vacations, like the ski trip to Whistler , British Columbia, taken by Prince Charles and his sons in 1998.

You'll have about a minute to hide, and, which is most interesting, the hideout can be already taken by aggressive stalkers.

This report is only responsible for the sample we received if the sample was not taken by our center.

This step was taken by Italian biologists, who provided the last missing link in man's search for the cause of malaria.

She recorded many IPRs of her clients with the Customs and handled some cases relating to border measures taken by the Customs.

I was so taken by him. He wasn't my type, and 15 years younger than me, but I had no control. I was so in love with him.

It's obvious that I wish him to play as much as possible, but I won't talk about the decisions taken by others.

Probably the most famous picture of the Loch Ness monster was the "surgeon's photo" supposedly taken by Colonel Robert Wilson.

Are these pictures taken by you? You seem to have an eye for beauty.

On this basis, the project tries to analyze what measures should be taken by the plane in the weak perturbation to avoid the danger.

Any decision by the conference must be taken by a two-thirds majority of the participating States.

Some results in remote mountainous areas will have to be taken by foot or vehicle to the nearest urban center.

In this shot, taken by Terry Taylor from the town's golf course, the face is especially clear with a blanket of snow and slight shadow.

KWS discovered the elephant's body lying in the middle of the road with its tusks taken by poachers.

Acknowledges that the action taken by this stored procedure may require existing subscriptions to be reinitialized.

Tom Daschle was the head of the Senate Democrats until his South Dakota seat was taken by gleeful Republicans in 2004.

Live footage taken by Akira Iwasaki was seized and taken to the United States, and was not returned until 1968.

One noted the veracity of a market observer who said that in these circumstances, any action taken by a central bank was immaterial.

Calcium supplements taken by many older people could be increasing their risk of a heart attack, research shows.

She also discusses initiatives taken by BMI Healthcare, one of the biggest independent sector providers in the country.

He disliked the "erratic actions" being taken by al-Qaeda, which he feared would undermine the Taliban experiment (he was right).

Plus the fact that Reference Implementation can be taken by some as meaning not a product, when in fact that is not the case.

Each then went on in various ways to imply whatever new "British jobs" were created had been taken by foreigners.

Ms Ulrich also points to two measures taken by Chinese authorities that she believes will help gently deflate stock prices.

But I doubt it I'm taken by the thought of it.

Zheng said employees staying at their posts will have to work harder and assume responsibilities usually taken by several people.

The results showed that: Hybrid F1 seed taken by the indoor after-ripening to ripening from half of maturity was the best.

The vacant place is taken by one of the outer electrons which thus leaps from an outer to an inner "shell" .

Posters of the charter, visible to the customer, spell out the actions taken by the hotel.

Many loans taken by them are backed by state land or other collateral rather than direct guarantees from local governments.

To reduce moral hazard (and the equity and credit risk taken by eurozone taxpayers), several additional measures should also be implemented.

NASA scientists, who have shown off their first colour "post card" of Mars taken by the robot explorer Spirit. Click here for a photograph.

For years, "softly softly" was the approach taken by Chinese companies making investments in western groups.

For this, appropriate anti-cheating measures have been taken by the exam administrative department.

An unsecured long-term loan taken by a company, usually with a maturity of 15years or more. Debentures are marketable securities.

The Pentagon has admitted it suffered a major cyber attack in which thousands of files were taken by foreign hackers.

A decision on whether a website is legal or illegal can only be taken by a judge, not by a service provider.

However, because samples are taken by scanning all data pages, the actual sample size may not be exactly the same as the amount specified.

The Polk County sheriff's office has released some of the 30 minute video footage taken by one of the girls.

The medicines and chemical reagents should not be put in the place can be taken by children.

Night, the night is so beautiful, the memory out of life, become more and more clear, decadent I, seemed to be taken by surprise.

It was all the loot taken by soldiers from the captured town.

Thousands of "Red Shirt" protesters swarmed back into an area that had briefly been taken by government forces Saturday night.

All the photographs are taken by Thomas. Please let me know if you want to use them.

The vast majority of the debris ended up being taken by barge and truck to a vast landfill site called Fresh Kills on Staten Island.

Cameras may be hand held or mounted, and photographs may be taken by a photographer, triggered remotely or triggered automatically.

The Chinese people will not resist until they are being taken by the throat. Japanese, do not misunderstand and misinterpret the Chinese.

Only a short while ago, You always take me to tourism, The camera was taken by you, photos all were me.

The patterns-based approach taken by the appliance allows rapid, consistent provisioning of middleware application environments.

This is one of the very few portraits of Chinese officials taken by Thomson in which the sitter looks away from the camera.

Before a decision taken by the antimonopoly execution authorities, the concentration shall be not implemented.

The bride is taken by surprise, by hands down the crummiest friends you could have, and covered from head to toe with all kinds of crap.

We do not agree with the attitude taken by the AUT, which is refusing to set exams.

IT RESEMBLES the rows that have dogged every step taken by the two-year-old government led by Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister.

The actions taken by the government are far from enough in the sense of preserving the present order out society.

Notice that the action taken by both of the getters depends on whether the list is empty.

Poultry samples have been taken by agriculture authorities as part of the ongoing investigation.

Hill works with images of the Martian surface taken by rovers and satellites, as well as data from Earth-orbiting NASA instruments.

Due to the number of safety measures taken by system administrators, HTTP has become the universal entry mechanism to the corporate network.

The survey taken by secret ways, the situation will be kept confidential you, thank you for your cooperation!

Compulsory educations of the rural areas are taken by primary teachers, the qualities of the teachers will play a very important role .

New photos released of 5 photos taken by the Middleton family, Kate was also released with a detailed profile.

Others are confident that measures taken by the government have been enough to rein in speculators' excess.

b: The collection instruction should state the exact period of time within which any action is to be taken by the drawee.

Certain steps can be taken by pathology laboratories to reduce, but never completely eliminate, the risk of medical malpractice claims.

Responsible for the implementation and verification of corrective and preventive actions to be taken by 3rd party manufacturers.

Until the beginning of this century all the operatic roles were taken by men with female impersonators, playing the part of women.

The nine-year-old math genius got two grade As and a B in his A-levels in England. The A-levels are normally taken by 18-year-olds.

When 50 people showed up at my house last night thinking there was a party, I was taken by storm.

The final decision has to be taken by the KB administrator who understands the data and the business logic of the project.

Does the fact that Supreme Court Justices are not elected make it illegitimate for them to invalidate actions taken by elected officials?

The flower matured and released its pollen to the winds, and the pollen was taken by the winds and carried to a foreign country.

The decisions of the Extraordinary General Assembly are taken by a two-thirds majority of the members present and represented.

A similar position was taken by Ted Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber.

They believe their treatment is symptomatic of the increasingly aggressive approach taken by police at political demonstrations.

Proper care must be taken by the application to not hard code or store credentials in unsafe locations or less secure ways.

The fact that the Foreign Office has been closely involved in setting up Ace reveals how seriously the issue is taken by politicians.

It is understandable that all the above steps are taken by means of calling certain native API functions.

Will not even think you will become our goals, threats have emerged, in the event, often taken by surprise, causing great losses.

While all the etchings originate from the paintings, the paintings in turn originate from photographs, mostly taken by the artist.

The solution taken by the map is to use an EXTRACT function to select the occurrences of Quantity for the current slice.

But even the experts were taken by surprise at the audacity of a co-ordinated attack by gunmen on Mumbai.

Later he moved to the south of France and was taken by the strong sunlight he found there.

This is but one example of the kind of action taken by the Government to help protect public health.

It has been one of the country's postcard images for decades, but all shots were taken by day.

The EU Justice Commissioner Vivian Reding suggested that legal proceedings could now be taken by the EU against the French government.

For this reason the "negative" picture taken by a camera represents light objects as dark shapes, and dark objects as lighter shapes.

But that's something, right? Feast your eyes on this smokin' photo of Robert Pattinson taken by fashion photographer Stewart Shining.

Some of you have probably never heard of a diploma mill, and some of you probably have, and hopefully, have not gotten taken by one.

All reasonable precautions have been taken by the World Health Organization to verify the information contained in this publication.

All three have offered leadership, and all three are very different from the approach taken by the current administration.

The picture was taken by one of her closest friends, actor and photographer Roddy McDowall.

click the vertical border between the panels and drag it to the right , so that most of the space in taken by the left panel.

The steps taken by a bowler before delivering the ball.

Pictures of the pet taken by a passer-by have become an internet sensation after being posted on the photo-sharing website Flickr.

She was taken by force still barefoot and in her pyjamas.

However, we shall attach great importance to the actions taken by a new administration after it assumes office.

Some of the images of delicate embryos were taken by a regular Hasselblad camera with macro lens.

Apple said the preorders were the most ever taken by the company in a single day, and 10 times higher than for the iPhone 3GS last year.

The fate of the wolf is taken by conservationists as a litmus test of America's ability to safeguard its natural heritage.

A temporary action taken by one country to halt shipment of goods into or out of another country.

But enforced radical financial measures taken by Atletico president Jesus Gily Gil meant the youth team had to be disbanded.

It was taken by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit one hour before sunrise on the 63rd Martian day, or sol, of its mission.

And environmental activists say the position taken by the president amounts to too little, too late.

Orally bioavailable means that a drug or other substance that is taken by mouth can be absorbed and used by the body.