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As a painful corollary, the U. S. may have to permit some nonessential industries to be overwhelmed by foreign competition.

The corollary to this rule is being sure your process defines how much you can lose on each trade and that you enforce this rule.

A corollary statement to that might be, "Work would not be so bad if it were not for the pressures. "

"Then they must be blown off, " might have been Bakunin's corollary.

The negative yield on inflation-linked bonds is just a corollary of the very low yields on conventional debt.

Unfortunately, violence is the inevitable corollary of such a revolutionary change in society .

The failure of naval disarmament brought with it, as a natural corollary, the demand for naval rearmament.

The corollary may be even more unsettling for them. Without much appreciation, Beijing should be able to wrestle prices under control.

As a corollary, prices will go down in times of deflation.

A democratic constitution is the political corollary either of a primitive community of the owners of family farms or of a market economy.

the corollary referred to above deduces that God loves and hates no one.

I have much sympathy with this view, along with its corollary, that central bankers bear part of the blame, with a caveat.

We are mainly here to assist Gaia in her ascension, and by corollary, all sentient beings on your planet.

This defense of its right to be free of interference has a corollary.

By corollary, it might be sensible to focus on some of the slightly more preventable aspects of Friday's carnage.

You put off buying clothes to pay for more coaching. Corollary: The clothes you DO buy are made of Lycra and sequins .

The corollary to his point is what too much credit can do: help to mask income inequality and cause it to further grow.

Unfortunately, I see too many founders ignoring the entrepreneurial corollary to this law, the Start-Up Law of Comparative Advantage.

Last week President Bill Clinton proposed a corollary to the patients' bill of rights now before Congress: a right to medical privacy.

A corollary of this principle states that if you see someone having fun at work, that person is slacking off.

Most people assume the corollary must be true: pay handsome fees and you get superior people and an excellent standard of service.

Finally, remember the corollary to Murphy's Law: "Murphy was an optimist. "

As a corollary, we present some existence theorems of positive almost periodic solutions, which generalize some existing results.

As a corollary, democracy is held to require the establishment of an independent judiciary and courts.

All Action and No Talk - the corollary, some teams are so focused on taking actions that they don't consider all the viewpoints.

Now, you would see I-SAC controller will be the only choice if you want to design a very high performance servo corollary.

A good corollary would be a stateless session bean at a facade layer.

Almost as a corollary to the revival of Greek knowledge and values came the revival of interest in mathematics.

Second law of Portal (corollary to first law) - WebSphere Portal will test every organizational deficiency in your company.

The corollary of this rule is to avoid advertising on general-purpose, large job boards.

A couple of generations of inspirational leaders made the Golden Rule, and its corollary "know thy customer, " a staple of services.

Forty years ago, Caltech professor Carver Mead identified the corollary to Moore's law of ever-increasing computing power.

A corollary of the emergence of SWFs is less demand for the conservative allocation of dollars and short-dated Treasuries.

The corollary in this case would be people embracing Google Apps early in their academic lives.

These two visions imply such enormous increases in productivity as a corollary to automation.

Corollary: If you have already started a project without version control, set it up and check it in right now.

Both the main statement and corollary have natural generalizations that can be bought at the same price.

A corollary of all this concerns symbolism.

Latent inhibition has a corollary: too much specialized knowledge can stand in the way of creative thinking.

Questioner: Exactly. Therefore, is there not a corollary in living when the thing confronting you is insoluble and deadly?

In Chapter 5, the corollary of the unit equipment and the foreground of its extending and applying are analyzed.

Electric power step-up substation is the important corollary engineering of Baise hydropower station.

A corollary is that arbitrary administrative power would have to be severely limited .

GZK series Aero-Obstruction Lantern Control Box is the corollary equipment of CZ series Aero-Obstruction Lantern.

One corollary, that the gap between China's rich and poor is becoming ever wider, is a worrying social problem.

Nevertheless, Love and its corollary, divine grace, have empowered us to achieve a truly magnificent triumph!

Alcohol advertising often glamourises drinking, linking it with happiness and a good time, which is a false corollary.

The analytical paradigm of the Economics of Law is the corollary of the evolution of market economy.

The corollary of high consumer spending has been that savings rates have been correspondingly low.

The invention relates to an electric metering tank, in particular belonging to the technical field of electric corollary equipment.

As a corollary, you don t have politicians spewing communal or casteist poison and campaigning on platforms of hatred.

The assumption has been that the agreement carried a tacit corollary that Congress would swiftly restore Mr Zelaya.

TSMC also illustrates a corollary of Moore's Second Law: even the biggest chipmakers must keep expanding.

Importantly, Gresham's corollary is not another name for "pushing on a string" or a "liquidity trap" .

Historical examples and central bank staff models will probably not validate this new Gresham's corollary.

A corollary of this tip is to increase sharing by using the existing platform's fonts and images when possible.

The corollary of a cheap currency is a large current-account surplus.

Corollary: Avoid becoming an administrator, or your job will consist of dealing with money and disputes.

Corollary : don't depend on this measure to secure console access to system.

However, there is a crucial corollary you have to be exposed to early musical training for the ability to materialise.

Whereas the first corollary relates to the principle of shared losses, the second corollary relates to the principle of shared benefit.

You start planning your work and family life around your skating sessions. Corollary: Your dog fetches your skates on command.

The Good Management Corollary: A mature process cannot overcome unsound management.

One corollary of this general principle is that services should not be stateful.

In the case of low yielding Treasuries the Gresham's corollary at first blush seems illogical.

Everything else in your professional career is but corollary to this vital dedication.

The utility model is used as corollary equipment in an automatic production line for slaughtering large livestock.

A corollary of the first item above . . . if you dress nicely, you'll feel good about yourself.

The inner corollary of this isthat worthless feelings arise when we believe, how- ever briefly, that who weare is not enough.

But in his view the bulls were ignoring the corollary; that low inflation would lead to low earnings growth.

The corollary of this concept is that the consumption of merit bads should be discouraged.

The opposition likes to point out the corollary: in that case, the good times weren't his doing either.

A corollary to this is: learn and adopt the best existing techniques before attempting to modify or develop new ones.

And the corollary: larger output, larger revenues, smaller deficit.

Unfortunately, their problem is that the corollary of wonderfully catchy, catch-all slogans is that their ambiguity defies solutions.

In many ways, it is a corollary to a PMO or an Architecture practice.

Corollary----- PMT buses in opposite direction always go empty.

There's only one way to do things: the right way. Corollary: If you need a stone wall, hire an Italian mason.

The machine is a corollary equipment of the button machine.

The first and biggest point is that the world has now largely bought into the market economy and its corollary of globalisation.

If there were any pleasant corollary improvements that weren't expected.

A corollary of the previous item is that you should not define a default user ID and password on a resource.

The corollary is that it's pointless to refactor a system you will never change, because you'll never get a payback.

however, there hae been no corollary studies in adult scoliosis.

The corollary to this conclusion is that an EPMO is also a key enabling role within the Portfolio Management domain.

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Unfortunately, Pink took the corollary too far.

The second corollary is that employees will be sensitive to large disparities between the organization and themselves.

The corollary is that it must be possible to assess and to measure this readiness.

But the corollary is also true: No matter how bad things get, there's always someone who's worse off.

However, if max-age (or corollary s-maxmag for public caches) is set, its value overrules Expires.

Dependance is the inevitable corollary and not something to be shed as possible but the expression of strong family bonds of affection.

But the corollary is that the best will work elsewhere if the circumstances are right.

But the corollary has been that workers are suffering from wage cuts in real terms.

The corollary to this is to also allow yourself to eat what you crave.

A second important corollary is that tail ratios are affected by differences in variance.

The corollary of this simplistic analysis is that if reforms stop now, so will growth.

The corollary is that productivity improves at companies that have undergone a buy-out.

Corollary: If you need a stone wall, hire an Italian mason.

Good health is a corollary of having good habits.

Which, sadly, is a corollary to the whole investors not paying attention to the big picture issue.

A corollary of that is I hate flag waving.

The corollary, however, is that emerging markets will be vulnerable if commodity prices tumble.

If what the Gosaibis allege is true, their case suggests an obvious corollary: never let your son-in-law drive the family car.

The corollary ofmore computing in the sky is more and bigger data centres on earth.

Wait for it. This is the corollary to going back.

That is because, in Mr Norquist's book, taking away a tax break has an iniquitous corollary.

Moreover, a corollary is given for the real-valued output PNN based on the second theorem.

But the corollary is a loss of influence after a country actually joins.

Perhaps this is a kind of corollary to the optical illusion effect which is so obvious from a train window.

Another evident corollary is that the end is the final cause of the effect and not of the efficient cause.

The corollary of Rule 11 is that if something isn't necessary, you can probably live without it.

The corollary is that when share price or profits are too high or too low, they will eventually revert tothemean.

In The People's Republic of China, you might add the following corollary: Is collective nerdiness the way forward?

Neither of them know about it, and the corollary of that is that someone else revealed the secret.

Corollary: The food truck is your friend.

A corollary of the previous tip is this: Wait a while before constructing an Armory.

the symbolic call name is the name of an actual method (a corollary of the previous point)

Painting Corollary Coating: Last Painting Corollary Coating: epoxy paint, tar epoxy paint, chlorinated rubber paint, etc

Derivate of the Piecewise Point in Piecewise Function and its Corollary

The fact that shipments of virtual servers surpassed physical servers in 2010 offers a corollary. From the press release

Multiple time dimensional analysis for annual run-off corollary of Bengbu hydrographic station of mainstream of Huaihe River

Basic Train of Thoughts for Corollary Reconstruction of Pi-Shi-Hang Irrigation Districts and Water-Saving Reform Planning

Basic Situation and Developing Trend of Major Corollary Parts for Foreign Construction Machinery

The public installations corollary fee of the municipal

Element Introduction for Corollary Equipment of Agricultural Wells

Brief Analysis of Several Problems of Application and Corollary Equipment of Reel Type Sprinklers

Development Trend of Corollary Equipment on Servicing Rig in International Market

Field Management System of Road Construction Machineries and Corollary Equipment

Application of Mechanical Water Detection and Water Blockoff Corollary Technology in Pucheng Oilfield

Ratio Test for Infinite Integral and Its Corollary

there is no generic way to create adapters around call targets (a corollary of the previous point)

Corollary Sand Control Techmques with Modified Furane Resin Sand Consolidation Agent

Research on Corollary Equipment of Air Drilling System

A Corollary Derived from Two Important Theorems

The formula and corollary of volume of rotating object

Corollary to this way of thinking;

The corollary in Japan is "He doesn't belong" .