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So it was quite an upset when academics found some years ago that this had not been the case in advanced countries over the 20th century*.

The case, in which Mr Deripaska disputes Mr Cherney's claims to a Rusal stake, is due to be heard in London soon.

The party's monopoly on political power does not give it a lock-grip over the economy; the currency is one case in point.

A document containing all the facts and points of law pertinent to a specific case, filed by an attorney before arguing the case in court.

As is usually the case in a crisis, investors have been overreacting, throwing away the "baby with the bath water" as Wall Street pros say.

Before that, he repeatedly approached higher authorities to appeal a legal case in which he tried to sue the company for unfair wages.

It is also possible that the attack was less specific, a case in which an intruder was testing the system merely to see what was available.

But now health officials have confirmed the first case in a boy who had not left the city for at least a year.

I think they're trying to tell us something. Apple's homepage is an extreme case in point.

This can lead to massive pay out, as is often the case in the United States.

As is often the case in debugging, fixing one problem fixes (or reveals) several others.

I have had only one or two bitter enemies, for whom I was, as is always the case, in part responsible.

"As was the case in Iraq, " he said, "we cannot do for Afghans what they must ultimately do for themselves. "

She says prosecutors were not able to present all the evidence they wanted in the case in which defense lawyers did not call any witnesses.

As is often the case in the murky world of foreign-labor recruiting, responsibility for this debacle is hard to pin down.

As is often the case in medicine, the risk to benefit ratio of blood transfusion requires careful examination.

But all that knowledge doesn't matter if there's no one to pass it along, as is often the case in rural hospitals in South Africa.

Guiyang court case was one of the widely effective court case in the modern Chinese history.

The court approved his applications after careful consideration. This was the first case in which interest was earned from bail money.

as is often the case in equitation problems, the root cause lies somewhere else.

This is also the case in historiography, at least in what I would like to call postmodernist history (of mentalities).

The Court hears appeals only from persons or parties who have lost a case, or at least a significant part of a case, in a lower court.

They did mention the case in their 2010 corporate supplier report, but said the matter had been solved.

The Reagan administration eventually dropped the case in 1982, asserting that it had been "without merit" .

This is often the case in many of the ethical dilemmas that are faced by individuals as well as professional accountants.

eg. What's more, the countryside is far from the noise and not crowded, as is often the case in the city.

Instead the Obama administration now seems ready to show China there is a cost to its actions. North Korea could be a case in point.

The British are not so familiar with different culture and other ways of doing things as is often the case in other countries.

As is often the case in software, an organized semiformal presentation of the use cases helps you get organized.

Case in point: I was able to unlock the phone by holding a photo of my face up to its lock screen.

In June, Shafii told the New York Times that he had not been able to meet with the two men since taking up their case in late 2009.

"Intra-regional trade within Asia accounts for a similar share of total trade as was the case in Europe in 1992, " he said.

But make no mistake: As is often the case in technology, only one platform will prevail.

Naturally I ran and now my case in court is still pending. But I never found out what happened to that penguin.

It is only effective when radioactive iodine is present, which likely would not be the case in an attack involving a dirty bomb.

But even the most disgusting image may become palatable over time, as seems to have been the case in Canada.

They started pointing to Conley's case in lectures, and writing about him in their books. He became their poster child.

Would you be surprised if I told you there was a recorded case in California over a century ago?

As is often the case in Africa, the customers enjoy the drink on the premises, the deposit on the bottles being too dear.

Can you think of a case in which the ecology of an area is in balance?

They were due for a hearing in a vandalism case in which they're also accused of squatting on a Santa Barbara property they used to own.

Novartis recently lost a patent case in India and said it had changed its plans to invest in R&D in India.

Walmart said there was "no correlation" between the resignations and the case in Chongqing.

The implement steps of this method in the case of two dimensions and an application case in the Xinjiang Oil Field were introduced.

At the police station, and find work, but the wind ze help asking the case in wind ze, he called him as soon as possible after stopping.

The election is likely to be close, with a second round in early November, as was the case in 2005.

Police arrested a man and a woman in connection with a criminal damage case in Kwai Chung.

Of course there was still the odd screamer - the long-range, right-foot winner against Liverpool was a case in point.

Obviously Avatar was a unique case in that it was basically sold as a 3D "experience, " so if you saw it in 2D you were missing out.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the only case in which this cardiac anomaly was demonstrated by radionuclide technique.

A "bet the company" case, in which price is no object, will probably still be billed by the hour.

In this case in an epileptic seizure, in Milgram's study, it was the electrical shocks participants themselves were administering.

The Chinese Treasury Secretary doesn't have to ask for legislative approval to help the banks with these loans, as is the case in the USA!

Responsible for all HSE case in hot forming area. Refer in particular to hot forming area in the description as if no special version.

The official press has been highlighting another case in Beijing involving a man whose affair allegedly prompted his wife to commit suicide.

Maybe, New Mother Town is such a case in point for the building of New Mother Town can reduce the social cost.

I recently ran into a case in which the bonding driver was used to bond two NICs that used different drivers.

This is the first case in history that a man die due to his belief, and is regarded as the second death to that of Jesus.

Article 3 A lawyer shall not represent two or more criminal suspects or defendants in a same case in criminal proceedings.

The result of system running shows that the system first search similar cases to the custom's case in the case library.

Shopper said he once served as an expert witness in amurder case in which the defendant had paranoid psychosis.

And that did, indeed, turn out to be the case in his first experiment.

Consider a case in which every operating system instance in an enterprise is required to have special anti-virus software installed.

But then Japan has always been a bit of separate case in Asia, compared to expat magnets like Hong Kong or Singapore.

As is often the case in this complex world we live in, this immediately obvious explanation is also wrong.

Although it may be considered more proper to entertain a guest at a restaurant in some countries, this is not the case in the United States.

And to be conspicuous the existence of pure, simple pastries, there is only one half-floating, nine-meter display case in Japanese black.

However, I will pay for your advice only if you think I will win the case in court.

A very proper, is also a very difficult case in point is the question of the fonts.

A recent case in point: Bournemouth's woes during the bank holiday at the end of May.

As the case in many marriages these days, problems had arisen between lesley and Jeef, but they did not extend to Zac.

Good work is going on for the general SACK handling case in the current Linux kernel development tree.

Often, as used to be the case in the West, the powerful are used to being above the law, and children who complain of abuse are disbelieved.

Such was the case in the run-up to the financial crisis from which we are still recovering.

The full analysis about the difference and a correct judgment can be a sample to direct future similar case in judicial practice.

optimistic. Not in this case. In this case, look on the dark side. Assume rejection first.

Egypt Watchman says that the report mentioned that the judge is not entitled to file such a case in court in the first place.

But he said Malawian law allows the party to present evidence to support its case in court .

Sometimes we talk about this case in the office, everybody steal smiling.

Case in point: Mass Effect 2, which came out in January and sold more than 2 million units in its first week of release.

The trial of an appealed or protested case in a people's court shall be conducted by a collegial panel composed of three to five judges.

He quoted an interesting case in which he was asking his manager for a better computer and his requests were being ignored.

Only then will we be able to examine the merits of the case in an unbiased and clinical manner.

Case in point -- in the win over the Nets, Chuck Hayes did not attempt a field goal, grabbed 10 rebounds and fouled out.

The Japanese employment system probably exploits women more extensively than is the case in any other industrialized country.

No. This was the case in previous versions due to a bug but that has been corrected (sorry! ).

Consider, as a case in point, what's happening in Texas, which more and more seems to be where America's political future happens first.

Not a link to a picture, as is the case in every other service mentioned in this post, but the actual data that makes up the image.

Van Loan said a more flexible currency would help China's case in asking to be treated as a market economy by its trade partners.

Many intelligent animals can be trained to understand human speech. A good case in point is the pet dog.

Many intelligent animals can be trained to understand human speech. A good case in point is the pet dog.

Case in point: At a recent sci-fi conference, a woman told me about taking her Volkswagen bus deep into the Oregon forest.

As a case in point, we may see a fresh nationwide enthusiasm for Mao as China marked the centenary of his birth last week.

Another case in the area saw doctors remove a healthy organ from a patient after a GP did not forward scan results.

Let me walk you through a case in point, one that I've been following lately.

The growth opportunities in the domestic Chinese market are enormous, as was the case in the U. S. one hundred years ago.

In one infamous case in 2006, a woman from Hangzhou posted a video of herself stomping a kitten to death with her stiletto heels.

An instrument known as "collateralised debt obligations of asset-backed securities" was a case in point.

A good case in point is (can be best provided by) that of. . .

"Except in Florida, New York, California and Texas, a judge may only hear one Hague case in his career, " says a State Department official.

In the trophy case in my home in Shanghai, I have two pictures of me with Jordan.

The case in its contract to sell land-use agreement for business use, the hotel is, does not allow for real estate development.

Dahl is among the many Norwegian writers who have explored the neo-Nazi threat, in his case in a book entitled The Man in the Window.

We had progressed to a point when retreat would have been more dangerous than continuing , frequently the case in technical climbing .

This was the case in 1991; as soon as Saddam Hussein was allowed to use helicopter gunships, he did.

Now they play with an extra midfielder instead [of two strikers, as was the case in Bergkamp's day].

Only a simple majority is needed, so the NYSE will need to make an airtight case in explaining why shareholders should take a lower price.

Such is not the case in societies where income, education, and opportunity are concentrated in a tiny elite.

Let me put the case in terms a government official would appreciate.

In some cases, however, it may be useful to define an automated activity as a separate use case in its own right.

Muslims too might kill all prisoners taken in battle: an Arab chronicler of this crusade records such a case in 1097.

Over the next two columns, I'll continue the exercise by formally specifying the "depositing funds" use case in depth.

A recent case in point, a few months ago Cisco decided to "retire" the Flip brand of camcorders.

Mr Altman writes with some verve, yet he makes only a partially convincing case in support of his predictions.

The last week and a half's worth of coverage offers a stunning case in point about media bias in the service of power.

A case in point was the controversy provoked by the agitation for full and immediate payment of the so-called bonus.

You may remember this case from a year and half ago. 12 members were charged in the largest child custody case in US history.

I thought you had to finish your case in London.

The best I can do is state the case in my defense and let market participants decide whether or not they want to exchange with me.

To them, the Indian-owned Mehta Group's effort to convert about one-fourth of the Mabira Forest into a sugar plantation is a case in point.

The exploitation of tourism is bound to destroy some and natural resources and scenic areas. Environmental pollution is a case in point.

End to pass civil case in court into the protection education equal power of the possibility carried on a synopsis of discuss.

And in fact that seems to be the case in my experience.

There is only one case in entire recorded history of a king having a genuine change of heart, after winning a battle.

Such is the case in a new study of electroencephalography (EEG) readings gathered from dozens of teens while they slept.

The administration should cast Libya as a case, in lawyer's parlance, limited to its circumstances.

I knew Africa was changing, but making the continent's case in print was not the same as banishing the ingrained doubt from my mind.

A common use-case in applications that interact with a content repository is to display or download content directly from a URL.

This was particularly the case in the "eastbound" mice, the group whose light cycle had been brought forward.

That is not the case in Thailand, a country that has to deal with a southern insurgency as well as mayhem in its capital.

Once a Condition is defined on a case in an event, subsequent cases will begin with an "Else If" by default.

As is often the case in China, foreign firms face huge barriers.

It is also the case in the United States, where unprecedented stimulus spending has failed to sufficiently reignite growth and job creation.

e. g. A good case in point is that of a businessman who makes money by fair means or foul.

This was also the case in an earlier PPA study involving appetite suppressants.

The Herd Behavior of the open-ended funds is just a case in point.

More than three weeks (two times the maximum incubation period) have passed since the last case in the cluster died on 22 May.

to see a case in which the voice plays a strictly utilitarian role.

I tell you Tom is selfish. His unwillingness to help his friend is a case in point.

But Mr. Fowler's plea on Monday suggests that he was not certain he would win the case in a courtroom.

Companies are resuming production (the British arm of Honda is a case in point) and are building up their inventories once again.

A good case in point is the change that took place in state-run factories.

But, as is the case in many endeavours, the extraordinary performance of an individual or organisation easily eclipses underlying forces.

The utility model relates to the technical field of a luggage case, in particular to a draw-bar handle of the luggage case.

A lawyer who goes into court with prime case in the express will convince petit judge nor jury if IT attitude is negative.

Fourthly, through a typical case in judicial practice, illegal identification of abuse of market dominant position is discussed.

Another case in point is Kuala Lumpur's decision to add a low-cost terminal to help develop AirAsia, the region's biggest budget carrier.

This section walks through a use case in the Short Running area at the bottom of Figure 4.

The customs shall write off the lost manual of processing trade after handling the case in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Case in point: a portion of a twisting mountain road in the southern province of Yunnan collapsed a day after opening last month.

the last case in terms of integration of modern mass culture design stores.

"Fierrabras, " one of his ten completed operas, is a case in point.

I think green buildings can only have further development when people enjoy higher living standards. At least, it is the case in China.

Consider a case in which your catalog prices have changed between the order submission by the caller and the message receipt.

The zope. testing module, as a case in point, actually provides no mechanism itself for detecting tests at all!

In August, a husband and wife were sentenced to three years in federal prison in a case in the northwestern state of Washington.

However, it also expects banks to accept some of the pain, as was the case in the Dubai World restructuring.

Note that this was not the case in UML 1, where, for example, the activities formalism was based entirely on the state machine formalism.

This isn't the case in Windows 7: The only windows and apps using video memory are those visible on your screen.

He keeps his helmet from that day (pictured here), still dusted with shattered concrete and drywall, in a glass case in his living room.

Case in point: A diversified portfolio of U. S. junk bonds yields more than 20% a year.

A high-powered European delegation is due to press the case in a visit to Beijing next week, followed in short order by a high-level U.

This article describes an example use case in which a UML modeler is transformed into a logical data model (LDM).

It is the case in shipping economics too, every pair of curves determine one spot freight rate.

China is a case in point: far from experiencing a credit crunch, it has more liquidity than it knows what to do with.

It was a politically sensitive case in which Canberra butted heads with Beijing.

And Professor Waite noted a recent environmental case in the United States captured by someone flying his remote-controlled airplane.

If we prepare ourselves to a similar case in the process and to quickly download on the Internet, it must be a very pleasant thing.

In Milan judges are due to begin hearing a case in which he is accused of bribing a British lawyer, David Mills.

The Supreme Court took up Mr Padilla's case in 2004 but ruled against him on procedural grounds.

Regulatory activities have snowballed partly because "it is a shrewd business model" , says Charles Monteith of White & Case in London.

Case in point: Family Guy's "Blue Harvest" episode, a Star Wars parody , became so popular that it's been released as a standalone DVD.

They are not, of course, the total body of appropriations and budgeting case in which separation of powers has been at issue.

Knowing the user goals can influence the direction of a use case in radical ways.

She had explained that interviews were the only way to keep the case in public consciousness.

In that case in the ground, which promised at first to supersede contradiction, a new contradiction seems to arise.

In that case, in modern graphic design, traditional patterns of how the application and its status is?

It is frequently more detailed than would be the case in many civil law systems and may contain an extensive list of definitions.

In this case, in a departure from normal practice, the bookmaker had allowed the customers in question to set their own odds.

There is a strong case in both economic and ethical terms for the idea that money production should be wholly private.

No court has yet ruled in this case in light of the new facts, and we decline to be the first to do so.

Australia's firewall is a case in point, even if it is a clumsy way of enforcing the law.

Not the case in the city, about as long as the bus ride, open to what the car really easy ah!

This paper considers typical case in the engineering and applies analogous theory to set up testing model performed in a flume.

And he'd made the case in a number of papers and done a number of studies, but nothing had really kind of stuck.

Notice how like our recursive programs, the definition of a linked list also contains a base case -- in this case, the NULL pointer.

In recent years, using possession and income of a whole project as the floating charge collateral charge is not a rare case in China.

Unlike the case in domestic and wild birds, there is no evidence that domestic cats are a reservoir of the virus.

This is not the case in Scala, where we are able to pass in a method literal, or closure.

A case in point is the fudged figures on which Greece's entry into the zone were based in the first place.

There's being comparatively little coverage of the case in Germany, re-enforcing perceptions that Europeans are prejudiced against Muslims.

For me, a case in point of what the previous reporter asked you was Uzbekistan.

In many cases religious persecution is at the root of mass flights. A case in point is colonial India.

Cholera is endemic in Nepal whereas Haiti has not had a recorded cholera case in the last 50 years.

Mr. Chen's accountant and three of his senior advisers already have been detained in the case in the past two months.

It is not a sign of male superiority or of high status, as was the case in ancient societies.

Residential areas data cartography generalization is a particular case in special element cartography generalization research.

As a market economy and a symbol of trade credit notes in the rise and fall of China is a case in point.

In any case, in today's tighter economic conditions, the talents of graduate trainees cannot be wasted pouring the coffee.

A fast-track deliberation by the appeals court should resolve the case in the next week or so.

But as has always been the case in war, the more junior the officer, the less concerned he is about the weapon he is bringing to the fight.

Then select the existing test case in the list of test cases shown in the test suite details pane.

Once Log Analyzer has started, you can import the log file that you added to your case in the IBM Support Assistant's case manager.

That would make Nokia one of the few major European technology companies to bring a case in Brussels.

Is that still the case in the 21st century, when competition and materialism among the thousands of practising lawyers is so rampant?

The riots in Britain do appear less socially and economically motivated than was the case in France.

However, this action can only be taken if ARFM was queuing traffic for the service policy, which was not the case in the previous example.

Teresa Amabile proved the case in the negative, demonstrating that time pressure is the enemy of creativity.

This is often the case on color television-sets in Europe, but not yet the case in the US.

War-weary electorates in the U. S. and many other nations are wondering why the same isn't the case in Afghanistan.

And you repeat that process over and over again until you have something that walks -- in this case, in a straight line like this.

This might prove to be the case in Libya, but even then the cycle of challenge to authority could begin anew.

Mr. Assange has given conflicting accounts of the handling of his case in Sweden.

Otherwise, successive rate increases coincide with (rather than arrest) the increase in endogenous liquidity, as was the case in 2004-2006.

Further, there was some discussion as to how to handle the case in which the value of wsa: From changed over the course of a Sequence.

The HSBC situation involves a case in which Mr. Falciani apparently tried and failed to market the stolen data to several governments.

Another device management scenario to consider is the case in which a device is aware that it requires an update.

Such was the case in 1989 with the Black & Decker Professional Products Division line of rotary hammers.

However, as is always the case in all science, research is a long term and social enterprise.

The following sequence diagram illustrates a case in which an integration layer is involved for data exchange in a Web service-based SOA.

More than half of China's listed companies are known to earn below their actual cost of capital. This is not the case in India.

Whichever is the case, in marmots the idea that a little of what you fancy does you good clearly applies to both sexes.

Every spectral component is not resolved equally as was the case in the STFT.

As is the case in many U. S. political contests, turnout is expected to be a key factor, Yepsen said.

He decided to engage a lawyer to defend the case in the court.

The cathartic method required that the case in question should be under scrutiny carefully and individually.

The hand vibrato should only be used if it is explicitly demanded (which will quite rarely be the case in classical music).

"Four dishes, one soup" is just a case in point.

He also suggests presenting your case in a humble manner and rehearsing several times before you actually have the conversation.

A case in point can be that computer technology could be used to lower our daily expense.

As part of the Purchase Product use case in the merchant context, the merchant triggers the Request Payment use case in the Simpay context.

A case in point is Nancy, who was forever "recommending" to her boyfriends things they should do to better their lives.

This solution does not address the case in which user IDs are different between platforms.

We've seen some good races in Shanghai, and I hope that will be the case in 2009 as well.

This was the case in many eastern European countries for several years after 1986.

A case in point is the Obama administration's refrain that China's rise presents America with a new "Sputnik moment" .

This will especially be the case in organizations with low visibility regarding measurable, quantifiable objectives.

Apple brought its case in a German court, claiming that Samsung had copied the design of its iPad.

But that was not the case in 2007 when he entered the industry as a fresh graduate.

He says it's also been the case in France, which is one of the leading poultry producers in the European Community.

Tellingly, it hardly ever has been the case in the U. S. that a sector or industry group is the leader of two successive bull markets.

The design and debug of powered harmonic filter are discussed and analyzed with a practical case in detail.

Police vowed that they will cooperate with prosecuting authorities to investigate and deal with the case in accordance with the law.

And, as is the case in other industries, Baby Boomers are aging out of oil engineering jobs, creating even more openings in the market.

Risk control mechanism set up for a business is very important, I'm talking about a case in point.

The democratic decision to engage in a series of expansionist wars, as sanctioned by the Athenian Assembly, is a similar case in point.

I've presented the use case in the template order, but I was skipping around in the form when I actually put the thing together.

The Nationalist Nation View Of the Warlord Government -- A Case Study of Handling "the Hijacking Case in Lincheng"

Returning a deep clone enables the runtime to support the case in which multiple custom bindings share a custom binding element.

Ought to adjust self psychology, not the case in time now, will be a dangerous signal.