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To the extent we do not value ourself, we find ourself locked up in roles, duties and rules - doing the right things for the wrong reasons.

"To the extent that there has been a real improvement, " Wexler added, "it begs the question: What took so long? "

I even took advantage of his condescension to the extent of getting a contribution, Yama's Dog, from him for the Bharabi.

To the extent that people aren't able to do that, people aren't able to worship freely is you know I think is a mistake.

She did not indeed rival Butler in learning; but then no woman was more devoutly venerated than her to the extent of her husband's erudition

to the extent that it had enjoyed an export bubble, foreign demand will not return to its previous level.

To the extent that the next test we do is influenced by the result of the last test we did, we are doing exploratory testing.

Economic behavior is always uncertain to the extent that we do not know all of its consequences with "plausible" probabilities.

You also need to understand XML at least to the extent of being able to manually read and write XML files.

Kim Jong Un has yet to be groomed to the extent that his father is ready to let him utter such a phrase.

To the extent that you neglect the Word of God, you are going to run out of spiritual power.

He said that he would not use force, except to the extent necessary to collect the duties and imposts.

There is little doubt that, to the extent currency fluctuations affect trade, they do so with a very long lag -- probably up to two years.

Truly I say to you, to the extent that you did to one of the least brothers of Mine, you did it to Me.

Then eliminate as much as you can of the stuff that doesn't matter, or at least minimize it to the extent possible.

But, ISI also notes, every dollar of stimulus extended now will add a dollar to the extent of the fiscal contraction felt a year later.

"At least to the extent of my knowledge, " he said, when pressed about their ages and the tendency toward exaggeration on the Web.

There's just a limit to the extent to which the carmakers can scale up tech employment.

To the extent that successive governments had a strategy, it was on the face of it an attractive one: they believed in open energy markets.

To the extent to which people do not honour their contracts, they should be firmly told.

There was no comment for a long while, and then a report of this in the Russian press to the extent that the police, etc. had "no comment" .

It is usually presented in illuminating gas to the extent of a few percent.

He will be a leader to the extent that others by association will follow him in making choices that are not in balance with creation.

As he hurried into the company building he was worried, though not to the extent of despairing.

The Commission will therefore have regard to the extent to which material has, or is about to, become available to the public.

It was one of the orders I ignored, at least to the extent of making sure a good record exsited.

The Company shall be liable to its creditors to the extent of its assets.

How much money a person to the extent to which means he is free.

To the extent that this company strays from its mission of financing affordable housing, we start to lose our compass.

In many instances, petroleum can penetrate the surface of concrete floors to the extent that the oil may not be removed by surface cleaning.

Freewill is the gift God gave you and we honor it, to the extent that we would not try to impose different views upon you.

It said the man's lack of clothing probably contributed to the extent of his burns.

Ecological validity refers to the extent to which research can be used in real-life situations.

To the extent that private firms have been able to get credit, they have to pay more for it.

In the event and to the extent of any conflict between the Plan document and these Terms and Conditions, the Plan document shall control.

The Bank may not trade in its shares except to the extent of the above circumstances.

On contest, the court shall sustain the subpena or similar process or demand to the extent that it is found to be in accordance with law.

To the extent the reforms may be lacking, it is up to Congress, not the Justice Dept. , to make amends.

The network component cost data shall be prepared to the extent of seperate exchange office or exchange area.

Parents usually focus on their children, sometimes to the extent of forgetting to leave some private time for themselves.

The mind is only a mirror of nature, and thought is correct only to the extent that it mirrors the logic of the external world.

Those same six people can be instrumental in praising you and your business to the extent that your profits grow and your downline expands.

To the extent that this exposes in real time the volumes and prices of transactions, it is welcome.

To the extent that private-equity groups release capital from unprofitable firms and supply it to thriving ones, so much the better.

'That is the plan, to the extent it comports with the bankruptcy laws, ' said one person familiar with the matter.

The first relates to the extent to which information about the firm is shared between the vendors and purchasers.

For too long it thought it might skip the downturn altogether, and it was late to wake up to the extent of its banks' ills.

It is extremely difficult to come to any conclusion in regard to the extent of the changes which have been thus definitely induced.

To the extent that you can be a good boss, you can keep employees, keep them happy, and reduce the costs associated with employee turnover.

To the extent that they see a stable exchange rate as the top priority they may be relatively relaxed about yields and future returns.

Some recent experiments suggest that willpower may be like a muscle, at least to the extent that it can tire.

It's a good idea to reintroduce knee range of motion as early as you can by gently flexing and extending the knee to the extent possible.

Paragraph (a) of this Article applies except to the extent that it is expressly excluded by the terms of the Guarantee.

when the worker has become incapacitated to the extent of 75% or more and is unable to work, as substantiated by an official medical report.

To the extent that it is real, the interaction with the lower boundary seems a good candidate to explain the high persistence of the system.

The other is "lost soldiers Qi Jia, " lost to the next array, to avoid increasing pressure, accumulated to the extent of the outbreak.

Some adsense don't foresee the expo live to the extent of such, and some people eat crabs, the first to leave in the Po marketing wave tips.

To the extent governments have traditionally held investment assets, it was to protect domestic currencies and banks from crisis.

And that's true to the extent that your great big idea fits the current cultural mold of that environment.

The abrupt advice: "Leave your house, " hurled at Jean Valjean by a stranger, had alarmed him to the extent of rendering him peremptory .

To the extent that the stock market recovers, especially if it's through improved profitability, then pay will follow.

Guinea's ability to normalise relations with multilateral and western donors would also be at stake due to the extent of the financing.

Violence has increased to the extent that local residents are afraid to leave their homes.

To the extent that cyanocobalamin might be a good detoxifier, which it isn't, you just trade cyanide for the toxin it removes.

The missile defense program, to the extent that it is deployed, is designed to deal with not a Russian threat, but a Iranian threat.

At least, don't make lies to the extent of destroying all your credibility and putting yourself to moral bankruptcy.

Violence increased to the extent that residents were afraid to leave their homes.

Be prepared for drivers to violate traffic laws even to the extent of going in reverse on highways to back up to am issued exit.

Figure 7 - For the SMB Environment, the Enterprise Core Becomes Arbitrarily Small to the Extent that It Is No Longer Distinguishable.

In case of conflict, terms of this application shall prevail to the extent of conflict.

Better corporate risk management yields benefits overall to the extent that it reduces market volatility and lowers the cost of capital .

But to the extent that capital markets are at present better able to price and manage that risk than banks, the opposite is actually true.

Advertisers don't need newspapers anymore, at least not nearly to the extent that they once did.

Thus, to the extent that ZFC is identified with ordinary mathematics, the consistency of ZFC cannot be demonstrated in ordinary mathematics.

"To the extent that when a new industry has proven its growth potential, it is always a ripe time to get in, " he told the Financial Times.

What's actually a simple task may get blown out of proportion, to the extent it becomes subconsciously intimidating.

To the extent Americans have been paying attention to the details of any public policy, it has been the healthcare reform bill.

It can be that way for you, to the extent that you're willing to make changes.

Descriptive adequacy is achieved to the extent that a grammar gives a correct account of a speaker's competence.

The player moves the object to the extent necessary to make a determination and discovers that the object is attached.

He says North Korea's reticence can be understood, to the extent that the country is "not automatically inclined toward transparency. "

To the extent that costs are within the detailed cost estimate, then the project is thought to be under financial control.

To the extent they're still hoping the housing sector will come back, it's unclear how any government spending is going to help them.

To the extent you offer trials of your product, or if your product can be demonstrated online, consider doing so.

to the extent that monetary policy can 'cut off the tail' of the distribution of potential adverse economic outcomes . . .

Neither party shall incur any debts or make any commitments for the other, except to the extent, if at all, specifically provided herein.

Authenticity refers to the extent to which people are just themselves.

To the extent that you have followed the discussion so far, you have taken your first steps as an analytic philosopher.

To the extent that dollar-holders act like an informal cartel, then the biggest dollar-holders will set an example.

Does he have any idea as to the extent of my love for the Sunlight and that of the summers?

To the extent that this helps contain global disinflation, it is helpful.

The bank usually requires cash deposits, sometimes even to the extent of 100%, based on the credit rating of the importer.

The carrier is liable is only to the extent that the los , damage or delay in delivery attributable to such fault or neglect .

I am clairvoyant to the extent that my angelic guides allow me to see as from time to time I am given visions.

"Obviously to the extent that we can help immediately, we want to help and then plan for recovery, " he said.

But to the extent you are successful, the positive impact on your business cannot be overstated.

The students' achievement is in roughly reverse proportion to the extent to which they rely on their instructors.

To the extent that the Office relies on evidence from witnesses, it prioritizes witnesses who reside in safe areas.

But if you are mooning over her at work to the extent that your colleagues are commenting, this is more than just boring for her.

Incoterms 2000 shall be applied to the extent they are not in conflict with the terms and conditions of this agreement.

This process protected open profits, but not to the extent that it would jeopardize catching a very big trend.

Contributors of a firm shall assume liability to the extent of their respective capital contributions.

It has taken Rio a long while to repair the damage to its balance-sheet to the extent that it can again try to grow by acquisition.

Accordingly, other forms of passenger rail service are referenced to the extent necessary to attain consistency and clarity.

To the extent that China cuts back increasingly on its rare earth exports, it will be in a position to pick and choose its trading partners.

The latest current edition of each forms a part of this standard where and to the extent specified herein.

You even went to the extent of trying to transfer your sin of killing a cockroach to someone else.

To the extent that our erratic spelling reflects an older norm, ee points to closed longe and ea to its more open partner.

But to the extent the yield spread reflects inflation expectations, it suggests deflation is an increasingly likely possibility.

Professor: I think it is, to the extent that some of the western companies are good as what I just talking about.

If you purposefully, now, or with malice, step upon an ant, then to the extent of your malice you step upon yourself all unknowing .

an assumption is relevant in a context to the extent that the effort required to process it in this context is small.

"To the extent possible, I will continue to dance and compete for as long as possible, " she said.

Perfect assets structure efficiently reduces risk of a firm to the extent of equilibrium between risk and profit.

get the business done, will cut down our price a little, we cannot reduce To we but it to the extent you indicated.

But several others bored me to the extent that I stopped reading halfway through.

To the extent that the electorate is unconvinced, any consensus at the top is likely to fracture.

And, to the extent that consensus can be reached, they also include measures to strengthen the international financial architecture.

To the extent that the export of services is not subject to output VAT, this represents a significant cost saving for business.

More we cannot say at this stage, but the pressure is on the dark Ones to the extent that they are running scared.

To the extent possible he must give notice to the other party of his intention to sell.

This goes to the extent that the Buddha advised not to accept his ownteaching blindly as the truth.

The Group has adjusted to the extent possible the selling prices of new golf equipment models to reflect the increase in material costs.

America's plans for Iraq's political transition were also rudimentary, to the extent that they existed at all.

The shortage do not exist to the extent that you report.

To the extent that Africa can support these immigrants, this is all to the good.

to write of myself to the extent I have done indicates a too great attention to my own life, not enough to the lives of others.

and western donors would also be at stake due to the extent of the financing.

To the extent that you do provide us with Personal Information, Accoona wishes to maintain accurate Personal Information.

So, to the extent that its policies toward Tibet could be considered a failure at home, that may matter.

The scope of cancellation right is limited to the extent of the obligee's right to performance.

The owner's manual, to the extent anyone remembered it, seemed a quaint and idealistic relic of a vanished era.

So the answer is No, the problem is not fully self-correcting, and to the extent that it is not, we need to have a policy agenda.

It should be noted that the paragraphs of ISBP apply to the extent that the credit does not modify or exclude their application.

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But to the extent that it celebrates black culture and nourishes black pride, it is a positive, important, undoubtedly permanent phenomenon.

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Alcohol can also impair judgment to the extent that you may not make the best or brightest decisions in a cold weather emergency.

'To the extent additional federal aid is provided, it prevents further budget cuts and tax increases that would occur, ' Mr. Pattison said.

Germany is not exposed to overindebted households and non-financial corporates to the extent that Spain, Ireland or France are.

It must cover the design, manufacture and operation of the machinery to the extent necessary for this assessment.

"To the extent that it expands the invoicing of its trade in yuan, it is trading FX risk for credit risk, " Hanna said.

By two years later, to the extent that a count could be made, it was twenty-five hundred.

Subprime mortgage lending refers to the number of bodies credibility to the extent of poor and low income borrowers of loans.

Michie. 'To the extent that Google is a habit, are people going to actually break the habit and switch their default search engine?

To the extent that domestic borrowers are paying interest to domestic creditors, these problems should be manageable.

Load balancing is performed only to the extent of selecting a connector initially for a given message type.

The power of the Taliban increased to the extent that they set a depot of the NATO forces on fire.

Most of the joints in the broken dolomite rock mass were originally tight, to the extent that little grout could be injected.

But to the extent they do see market concerns about government deficits, they appear sceptical that there is a monetary solution to this.

Hahaha is estimated to be cut too excited, to the extent that no one forget the Saqi.

The "longer horizon" argument, to the extent it is valid, requires a lower discount rate. It does not require discarding the NPV concept.

The essence of life is struggle and competition, and to the extent perfect peace is an almost meaningless abstraction.

Scientific reasoning involves an obligation to hold a hypothesis only to the extent that the evidence requires it.

But unilateralism only makes sense to the extent that it encourages others to go further too.

Seismic exploration is superior to other geophysical explorations to the extent of detail of delamination and accuracy of prospecting.

To the extent that food prices have been pushed up by one-off supplyfactors, they should flatten later this year, causing inflation to fall.

You are encouraged to similarly experiment, to the extent that it is permitted by the Terms of Service.

To the extent , there is discriminate to homoerotism in China , our thoughts do not open compare with you .

'To the extent that commercial entities provide essential services, assessments should also cover their systems, ' it said.

Any such instruction shall constitute a Variation if and to the extent that it causes the Contractor to incur Unforeseeable Cost.

To the extent it enhanced Israel's security and comfort zone, it may have helped pave the path to peace efforts.

Cores in units 1, 2 and 3 heated up to the extent that the zirconium covering the fuel reacted with steam, releasing hydrogen gas.

with regard to the extent of equality of opportunity , generally speaking , it positively correlates with efficiency.

Third Party Costs and Expenses shall be borne by Party A to the extent of the actual amounts incurred.

To the extent effective, the tax would eliminate the deadweight cost of congestion.

unwarranted by the facts to the extent that the facts are subject to trial denovo by the reviewing court.

To the extent that fracturing is occurring in the plate, as occurs for Haiti, fracturing can be expected.

Rough surfaces on un-machined items shall be ground to the extent necessary for performing the examination.

To the extent that it is genuine, my caring is not a smothering of the person or a possessive clinging .

Use a Chamber can help to determine the screen when drying to the extent of the exposure can be carried out.

And to the extent that that occurs, the broker walks away with a commission and very little overhead.

This means "there is no viable model for increasing domestic consumption [to the extent needed], " says Kobori.

When a plant loses water to the extent that its cells become flaccid, wilting occurs. See plasmolysis.

Nevertheless, the Seller shall continue performance of the Contract to the extent not cancelled.

To the extent the rock is out of touch, the swamp will complain about everything.

Its performance has been tested to the extent that the flexible sub can provide enough resistance to tension, compression and torsion.

Unless you increase the annual turnover to the extent with which we are satisfied , we can hardly appoint you as our sole agent.

to the extent possible, subject to final output size and appropriate resolution scan or get an image (not so good ones).

To the extent that it does matter, it only determines whether your resume gets selected for job interviews.

Spraying though still continues, according to the extent of the malaria problem and the behavior of the mosquito in a particular area.

It is from the academic them in depth and to the extent necessary to facilitate judicial practice.

To the extent that the industry is laden with excess capacity, these subsidies impede exit and delay adjustment.

To the extent that genocide is distinct from war crimes and crimes against humanity, it's productive to consider this specific charge.

New technologies will translate into higher productivity only to the extent that workers have the skills needed to apply them effectively.

"To the extent global economic prosperity now rests on the shoulders of Europeans, it raises the stakes to where we haven't seen before. "

To the extent that Newton's laws fail to work on Earth, this failure is due to the rotation and other motion of the Earth.

Delivery may be made by electronic transmission if and to the extent permitted by the secretary of state.

A slight hook- sometimes carried to one side-is faulty only to the extent that it mars general appearance.

International economic integration refers to the extent and strength of real-sector and financialsector linkages among national economies.

Room and board are costs of going to college only to the extent that they are more expensive at college than elsewhere.

This remains a fraught subject in Mississippi; to the extent Mr DuPree chose to address it, he did so with humour.

Some past issue with authority, especially a difficulty, might occur again, to the extent that others are aware of this.

The enactment mentioned in the Second Schedule of this Act are hereby repealed to the extent specified in that schedule.

Upon receipt of such written notice, Seller shall stop work to the extent and on the date specified in the notice.

Designers can describe content, but only to the extent that it fits within the (X)HTML tag set.

In the U. S. , insider trading is illegal only to the extent that it is fraudulent.

Whatever differs from this, to the extent of the difference, is no Democracy.

He had recovered from a slow start to the extent that he taught himself advanced calculus and geometry textbooks.

The facility shall employ engineering controls to reduce risk to the extent they are appropriate, commercially available and effective.

She is also a militant vegetarian to the extent of controlling the catering on her photo shoots, video shoots and tours.

'Never do it to the extent where the person stops thinking for himself. '

To the extent that it is genuine, my caring is not possessive, nor does it hold the other person back.

Indeed, to the extent that the economy was starting to overheat, a slowdown will be welcomed by Chinese policymakers.

A countervailing duty shall remain in force only as long as and to the extent necessary to counteract subsidization which is causing injury.

To the extent that they did, household spending, the main constituent of GDP, will now be weaker.

(D) to the extent permitted under other provisions of law, to provide information to law enforcement agencies.

To the extent any statute or agency action is found to be unconstitutional, it is invalid.

To the extent that the Supplier is responsible for the loss or damage it shall bear the burden of proof.

To the extent that the collapse of markets is self-feeding, such actions should also stabilise the economy.

On the contrary, it is our duty to encourage them to the extent of our constitutional authority to apply their best means.

To the extent that he has investment income, any interest paid on such loans would be deductible.

To the extent that gross domestic product is driven by such absurd spending is a measure of waste, not of economic welfare.

To the extent possible, issue needs to be depoliticized.

To the extent that Western firms have seized on the growth of the internet in China, it has often been as a marketing tool.

I love literature, too, but not to the extent as he does.

Fifthly, to the extent possible, in carrying out those activities, WIPO used local and regional expertise.

magazine photographs, in particular, consider yourselves totunate to the extent these you can minimize its presence in theirs photographs.

On the contrast, some local government behaviors, to the extent, have obviously done harm to farmers benefit.

To the extent possible, a definition that applies enterprise-wide should be crafted.

Our trade policies can help reduce the imbalance to the extent it arises from closed markets or unfair trade practices.

The heavy debt has compelled him to the extent of despair.

Unfortunately, elemental analysis will not yield any information as to the extent of contamination by urea.

To the extent that we help them cut costs, improve performance and implement better methods, we both win.

Outer enclosure shall not crack to the extent that the cells or any protective devices are exposed .

I suppose my attitude towards death has changed, to the extent that I see it as a natural process and so it doesn't frighten me.

Nurses can play a crucial role in adherence due to the extent of their patient contact.

He will keep pressure himself to the extent he cannot bear, and relax a little after that.

And to the extent that Bear Stearns's employees owned one-third of the firm, they already looked to the longer term.

This matter has deteriorated to the extent that society as a whole has been affected by this. In this regard, I am deeply saddened.

To the extent possible, check in your refactorings as such, one by one, and check in your actual changes as separate commits.

To the extent that a red market is restricted and a black market is suppressed, a gray market will emerge.

B. Bad news travels fast. Well, our company is having some financial problems, but not to the extent of bankruptcy.

Plan to the extent where you get clarity on what you have to do next, then take action right away.

The place is so beautiful to the extent beyond my expectation.

Professor decision is a way to teach students to participate in classroom activities to the extent and patterns of another.

In other words, to the extent that the shocks involve sudden capital outflow, they will be transformed into interest rate shocks.

To the extent the movie business can avoid becoming publishers, they may avoid publishing's problems.

Working women, to the extent that they are new at having a career, now form a powerful source of ambition and energy.

This mentality develops to the extent that trivial problems end up turning into major causes of dispute.

POLITICAL leaders, however grand or glamorous, should be held to account for their actions, even to the extent of being prosecuted.

To the extent that it favours spending cuts over tax rises, the budget may help growth.

Submission of conceptual layout suggestions for all special areas, to the extent required.

Yet to the extent that many senior bankers are paid in shares they cannot immediately sell, they already are.

The applications of electricity have grown to the extent where most of us lead 'electrified' lives.

We're all limitlessly creative, but only to the extent that we realize that we create our own limits with the way we think.

By 2020, the North American and European airlines will no longer dominate the skies to the extent they do now.

Green is also catering to the extent of the progress of social civilization is a new Food cultural ideas.

To the extent that risk has been distributed, it is largely from state-controlled banks to other state entities in increasingly arcane ways.

To the extent that that was so, leading the Georgians on to believe that we would get them into the club soon was a big mistake.