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On endowments of that grave and weighty order which gives the idea of permanence, and comes under the general definition of respectability.

Yet, whenever the economy goes through a difficult time, as it has in recent years, free trade comes under fire.

The matter comes under the State Department.

Logic circuit in general comes under a branch of electronics known as digital applications as opposed to linear or analogue applications.

He has promised to help Iran's longstanding regional ally, Syria, if it comes under attack.

The currency board system operates with a self-adjustment mechanism to restore exchange rate stability when it comes under pressure.

Control of these vectors comes under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Public Health Division of the Ministry of the Environment.

As a competitive edge tool, public relations communication of the travel destination all comes under recognition.

That might change as the poor health of various states and municipalities comes under scrutiny.

The company comes under fire for censoring web searches for political content, in accordance with the Chinese authorities' wishes.

But if it comes under further downward pressure, it could end up slipping into recession.

If application A comes under heavy use, it might run slowly, while application B might be idle.

Consol's mix means that if coal comes under regulatory pressure in the U. S. , demand for its other product, gas, should rise.

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When sorrow comes under the power of Divine grace, it works out a manifold ministry in our lives.

Pet will stop attacking the target when the target comes under the effect of a freezing trap . Pet intelligence may have been buffed .

Under this kind of new situation, the international trade transaction structure also comes under the unprecedented influence.

'When a house lizard comes under attack, it usually cuts off its own tail as a means of defense, ' reads the editorial.

The bus was on its way to the privately run Little Doctor Kindergarten in a rural area that comes under the Qingyang city government.

Cultural cohesion is an advantage, though it comes under strain as partnerships expand.

Metaphor usually goes beyond the denotative meaning and comes under the influence of contexts (linguistic context and cultural context).

The findings will probably alarm members of Congress, as the federal budget comes under intense scrutiny.

Unless this view comes under threat or a renewed yen spike hurts business sentiment, it is expected to hold off on easing policy further.

Yet his own country's currency policy surely comes under the category of "all forms of protectionism" .

Its consideration Thursday of longer-term loans to banks comes under a similar heading.

The Egyptian government comes under greater pressure with every casualty.

Your suggestion comes under reorganization.

When the spirit of heaven rules in man, his animal nature also comes under its influence and takes its appropriate place.

Corn also comes under pressure because its use is mandatory in ethanol production.

Thereafter, the dose will be decreased as infection comes under control.

Meanwhile, a further 26% of South Korean trade comes under free-trade pacts being negotiated.

TV drama 24 comes under fire from Muslim groups which say its latest storyline promotes prejudice.

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Everything comes under selfishness. You are quite right.

Almost every time he makes a fresh decision he comes under attack from the left or the right.

In primary schools, sex education comes under the science curriculum.

second , the scrolling list shows what a vast range of activities now comes under the doing - good umbrella.

A major element of our sexuality comes under the domain of Mars.

The unit, which comes under the independent national prosecutor's office, is probing dodgy deals worth 12 billion rand.

Being cold and detached also comes under the Virgo personality traits.

Compulsory education comes under the same head as sanitation.

The more he speaks out, the more he comes under attack.

If they raise questions, their job comes under question, or they are fired.

Generals from rich countries know that their treatment of civilians in the theatre of war comes under ever closer scrutiny.

If that unit is attacked while it slumbers, the attacking unit comes under the effect of Nightmare.

What will China's do if the government comes under similar pressure for its slow response?

In the process of connecting and breaking the circuit, electrical contactor comes under electrical erosion, so that it can't normal work.

Our country Furniture Enterprise exports under the overseas technology trade barrier comes under the serious influence.

The effort comes as Hong Kong's air quality comes under greater scrutiny.

On the one hand, they see every wristwatch that comes under the hammer as a potential threat to the sale of a new one;

An influential pastor comes under scrutiny for his business dealings

The dollar comes under increasing pressure