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This underpins their show of unity, despite big differences in the size and nature of their emissions.

We have no choice but to embrace it, he says, because we are already symbiotic with it; technology underpins civilisation.

As you may know, Equinox, the OSGi implementation that underpins Eclipse, is being used quite extensively on servers these days.

They know Britain is not about to adopt proportional representation, the voting system that underpins continental coalitions.

As the big writedowns begin, British banks are now starting to beef up the capital that underpins their operations.

Size underpins the affordability with which these states can borrow.

If the argument is lost in any of the major world economies, the political consensus that underpins globalisation could unravel.

We can consider narrative grammar as a form of the organization of the human imagination that underpins all forms of discourses.

Once you realize that SAX underpins most XML processing, you know that SAX is then the key to good error handling.

a consistent set of principles that underpins Barack Obama's thinking on the American economy.

"Support compensates, underpins , retrofits, translates, spackles, patches and reinforces" (Computerworld).

Nobel Prize was awarded for the discovery of the pricing model that underpins much of the advance in derivates markets.

He says there is no difference between these concepts - thus dismissing the formula that underpins Australias policy towards China.

That would be ambitious even without the muddle that underpins his challenge.

More striking still is an apparent change in the thinking that underpins the commission's decisions.

There is no provision in law that underpins the right to collective bargaining.

The European model rests more on the "precautionary principle" , which underpins most environmental and health directives.

Trend investing underpins a few specialized stock mutual funds.

The rule of law underpins our free market, the work of our civil service and the quality of our community.

Is an algorithm that extends the analysis that underpins the delta rule to neural nets with hidden nodes.

CLIP's clients are discerning and appreciate emotional and intellectually driven design. It underpins everything we do.

Good record keeping underpins transparency and accountability.

Clean, safe drinking water and adequate sanitation underpins and will speed the achievement of all eight MDGs.

On all counts, his comments reeked of the savage hypocrisy that underpins the west's role in the current carnage.

This matters because public investment in farming underpins rural productivity there.

That basic principle underpins patent law, which offers temporary market monopolies to those who come up with useful inventions.

The bedrock of urban human capital that underpins talent at home, meanwhile, is held back by poor schools.

Media reports that some local government departments responsible person is the attitude that underpins speculation in the Real confidence.

The opinion of industry insiders crucially underpins both designations and all price points in between.

An ambition to be the world's premier law firm underpins our business strategy.

It argues that environmental sustainability underpins progress on other MDGs.

This strategy should also encourage China to support the international system of fair competition that underpins its growth.

The voting machine metaphor underpins the efficient market hypothesis.

Many analysts say Baidu's strong earnings potential underpins its primary market position.

The suicides have raised questions about the factory town model that underpins much of China's manufacturing base.

The events of 1911 are simply too messy to lend themselves to the heroic narrative of leadership that underpins revolutionary history.

The ability of banks to provide liquidity on demand underpins the financial system and the economy in general.

Seed: What underpins your optimism that people might eventually embrace a no-growth economy?

Asia's economic progress underpins growing geopolitical clout.

The issue involves the collateral that typically underpins trading and lending deals cut by banks with hedge funds and other banks.

Our dedication to safety underpins all RCR activities, operating from over 60 locations across Australia, New Zealand and Asia.

SOA governance and processes , as defined above, underpins these four phases.

A renewed commitment to primary health care underpins efforts to improve the health of women.

The document which underpins this strategy is the Vision and Statement of Common Purpose and Values launched in December 1996.

There may well be problems with the current dollar standard that underpins the world's financial system.

The herd mentality is a human weakness that underpins bubble phenomenon.

China's growing oil demand underpins rates for very large crude carriers, the largest commonly-used oil tankers, of about $60, 000 a day.

Banks' capital underpins either lending to the real economy or low-yielding assets to support liquidity.

Don't worry, a growing urban population underpins demand for apartments.

Powerful economic logic underpins the suburbs and car culture.

His presence at the crime underpins the case against him.

This craving for control underpins your approach.

A well-protected eco-system underpins the growing productive forces and better lives for the people.

Information underpins everything in the universe, Gleick says, from music to money.

The scientific evidence which underpins calls for action at Copenhagen is very strong.

The MC platform is the same one that underpins the Lexus RX, Lexus ES, Toyota RAV4, Camry and Highlander.

There is a unifying mechanism that underpins a large number of brain diseases.

It will support Adobe Flash, the software that underpins some 90 per cent of the web videos.

In many ways speed is the key idea which underpins Virilio's writing from the mid 1970s onwards.

AGROVOC is the foundation that underpins the development of the Agricultural Ontology Service (AOS) project.

It is the vast potential size of the Chinese domestic market that underpins Mr Wen's confidence in CACC.

There is also the issue of climate change, is the other thing that underpins this transition approach.

Nor is it because he championed the abstract idea of fields, a fecund notion that underpins much of modern physics.

Lower baseline output for 4Q 2004 also underpins a modest downward adjustment to 2005 supply.

The human spirit underpins it and connects us all.

The assumption which underpins 99 per cent plus of what we do is that adult learners learn best through dialogue.

I think that's the biggest challenge that underpins the industry today. Without the data, we can't work.

One of the things that underpins it is this idea of resilience.