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He did not want this fresh ambition, Van Gogh added anxiously, to be taken as "a new act of madness" or an attempt at self-sacrifice.

The Secretariat therefore suggested that this matter be taken up in the context of the preparation of the next program and budget.

Such examples are unexceptionable, but care should be taken that this usage does not cause ambiguities.

Welland were "upset" by seeing his mother-in-law for the first time after her attack, he might have to be taken home at a moment's notice.

It is typically used to steal passwords and other data, or to open a "back door" to a computer so that it can be taken over by outsiders.

Further investigation will be taken by judicial authority to find out weather he took bribe or not.

Nobel Prizes can be taken as a symbol or a voice to the whole world, and China has no reason to be absent for long.

One official said he jumped into a small craft that had been taking food to the lifeboat, and asked to be taken to the Bainbridge.

But it also can be taken in a larger sense, where the talent is in the form of a company or another investment.

Both drugs must be taken early, within a few days of the onset of symptoms, to be most effective.

Environmental input (requirements) can only be taken into consideration at the beginning of the process.

He felt the fight needed to be taken to the enemy in the Clone Wars, and often voiced as much to his squad-mates.

Darius again was the first to flee the battle, abandoning all of his soldiers and his property to be taken by Alexander.

There is no doubt that its symbolic meaning that it is imperative to prevent them from indulging in CG ought to be taken seriously.

I'm sorry to tell you that flammable items cannot be taken with you into the aircraft.

If this can be taken to the butterflies stop at green belt branch, if able to spend stopped at the beautiful, would not wish fulfilled.

Thirdly, there was an aspect of transfer of technology and knowledge, which needed to be taken into account when taking any decision.

My past has taught me a lot, and I'm not ashamed of it, it taught me how quickly things can be taken away from you.

It's of a different nature than acute infectious threats, but it needs to be taken just as seriously.

"I'm afraid one of the dogs might be taken away, " she said.

Oral contraceptives can be taken continuously (with no placebos) or cyclically with a week of placebo pills between cycles.

One note of caution: When a company's engagement through services places people in countries they do not know, special care must be taken.

He might not leave behind any sizable inheritance, but at least he would be taken care of, for which Tengo was tremendously grateful.

One suggestion that may be taken up is the creation, at least for a time, of mixed councils to run the province.

But no matter how much security measures will be taken, it is impossible to eliminate the possibility of accidents for students totally.

One even hinted that some billboards might be taken down on the pretext that they were poorly made and might fall and cause accidents.

As the time approached for him to be taken up to heaven , Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem.

Care must be taken that the requests do not overlap one another in consuming and publishing Web services.

Explored the long-term operation of the ship after the defect is proposed to be taken in operation management measures and recommendations.

But the news since the polls closed has been so bad that this future cannot be taken for granted.

Now, none of what I have said should be taken as a reason to be complacent about rising health care costs.

If the last day of a time period falls on a Sunday or an official holiday, the day after the holiday shall be taken as the last day.

My mother also told me that pollution is such a serious problem in many parts of the world that more action ought to be taken to prevent it.

But he might be taken aback by the popular sympathy for his plight. So might the authorities: the case has become an embarrassment.

To see the differences between the master model and a model that was generated from the code, several approaches can be taken.

Waste and pollution management: Sources of pollution should be identified and appropriate actions have to be taken in case of necessity .

But the idea that the company as a whole might be taken over has become significantly more likely as its share price has plummeted.

We will monitor what [other] banks are doing, how much of the cost will be borne by staff and how much will be taken by shareholders.

Apparently, the best way to stay at the top is to assume it is all going to be taken away from you sometime soon.

The body is to be taken in a 30-car motocade on Thursday the 130 miles from his home in Los Angeles to the Neverland ranch.

Care must be taken not to let the rest of any stimulus compound the problem.

I was shocked to see me, but she seems to be taken for granted, but it struck lower part of the body.

In January 2006, a bottle-nosed whale died in the Thames after it was lifted on to a pontoon ready to be taken back out to sea.

Mr Yoon's comments seem to be aimed at affecting market sentiment and real action will be taken after he sees the outcome of the summit.

With just a single click on your mouse , anything that you ordered online can be taken to our door in on time.

"No freeman shall be taken, imprisoned, or in any other way destroyed, except by the lawful judgment of his peers. " - The Magna Carta.

This point tends to be taken for granted by Americans and disbelieved by others.

When applying adhesive care must be taken to see that no adhesive reaches the sliding surface.

This must be resisted at all costs, and care must also be taken to see that the ardent male doesn't "talk" the lyrics of songs.

I should be taken for an impudent creature that had forged such a thing to go away from my husband.

In a year, some 17 chicks were to be taken hack to the wild--Tongariro National Park's ten plus seven from two other nearby forests.

This has also all its importance, for circumcision is not to be taken uniquely as what I might call a totalitarian operation, a sign.

From an employee into the company to leave in all processes, any officer of any dept should not be taken any way form of discrimination.

I refused, of course, and raced to my boss's office to ask that I be taken off the case.

Therefore I tell you that the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people who will produce its fruit.

North Korea's deputy ambassador at the UN Pak Tok Hun did not say what steps would be taken except that they would be stronger.

Processing these large quantities of data presents its own set of challenges and will need to be taken account of in the final API design.

India, which had only just removed quantitative restrictions on imports, braced itself to be taken to the cleaners.

We assume when you walk into a hospital you are going to be taken care of, but maybe we put a little too much faith in hospitals.

He should always remember that market quotations are there for his convenience, either to be taken advantage of or to be ignored.

The proposal is most likely to be taken up by highly selective institutions, which turn away thousands of qualified candidates a year.

Yet, these environmental and technical changes occurred during the project and had to be taken into account within the system being built.

Along these lines, many PMs would like to see RUP Inception phase preceded by an additional period where such issues could be taken care of.

Supposedly the Roman General Pompey had discovered some antidote and part of the recipe was that it be taken with a grain of salt.

The air sac can be taken out of the body after the satisfies weight reduction effect is achieved.

While more than a few such propositions do not deserve to be taken into consideration, some are definitely worth it.

The finding "should be taken with a degree of caution, " she said. "We definitely need more studies. "

e. g. Measures must be taken to have the overheated economy cooled down. Otherwise, it would be out of control.

Action may be taken by one voting group on a matter even though no action is taken by another voting group entitled to vote on the matter.

Next day new steps were to be taken; my plans could no longer be confined to my own breast.

After a while they may be taken out with chopsticks and, before eating, dipped in a sauce prepared in advance.

Place the tape around the fullest part of the bust. The tape must b horizontal AT the back. This measurement must not be taken tightly.

Extreme care must BE taken when handling the liquid phase of any liquefied compressed gas. Unlike gas, the liquid does not compress.

So on the basis of this legal bond the company can be taken to court if it does not bound what has been agreed in the warranty document.

But a visit to the province of Shanxi, in the heart of China's coal belt, reveals why such plans should be taken with a pinch of salt.

This area of the field can only be taken out on the screen for editing, Word cannot be deposited into the area.

We simply do not ultimately want to be taken for the results of the architectural significance does not reside only living machines.

But some psychologists are now beginning to ask if such studies can be taken at face value.

A minute later, they were being prodded into a truck like animals to be taken to a detention camp.

But with the passing of a young person, one assumes that the best years lay ahead and the measure of that life was still to be taken.

This might not be the end of Charlie Sheen, but he'll have to clean up his act if he's ever going to be taken seriously again.

So marriage has to be taken care of, just like the body which cannot be without the nourishment of plain boiled water.

If the Okinawa dispute was an isolated incident it might be taken as a bit of an accident, stemming as it did from a campaign promise.

It has a span of4260 feet. The bridge is so long that the shape of the earth had to be taken into account by its designer.

Preventive action may need to be taken to stop a suspected terrorist from carrying out his murderous intent.

'The elderly woman whose house the vase was found in literally had to be taken outside as she was in so much shock. '

But the main section of the user-interface is going to be taken up by the FFMPEG options we'll choose to make user editable.

This measurement must be taken loosely, from the front shoulder point down to the armhole line, and again to the back shoulder point.

It had eventually to be taken over by the state; its shareholders have so far lost everything.

These measuring tools are not to be taken out of the laboratory. You can only use them here.

If the Okinawa dispute was an isolated incident it might be taken as a bit of an accident, stemming as it did from a campaign promise.

It has a span of4260 feet. The bridge is so long that the shape of the earth had to be taken into account by its designer.

Preventive action may need to be taken to stop a suspected terrorist from carrying out his murderous intent.

'The elderly woman whose house the vase was found in literally had to be taken outside as she was in so much shock. '

But the main section of the user-interface is going to be taken up by the FFMPEG options we'll choose to make user editable.

This measurement must be taken loosely, from the front shoulder point down to the armhole line, and again to the back shoulder point.

It had eventually to be taken over by the state; its shareholders have so far lost everything.

These measuring tools are not to be taken out of the laboratory. You can only use them here.

There was always the irrational hope that he might be taken for a pure Spaniard.

Without any toxin and adverse effect, the invention is no harm for the body and can be taken for a long term.

Without any toxin and adverse effect, the invention is no harm for the body and can be taken for a long term.

Let us work out the time that would be taken for an atom to absorb the energy required to produce a photoelectron.

Pakistan has described the US raid on Sunday in Abbottabad as an "unauthorised unilateral action" and said it should not be taken as a rule.

It was the first time that such a precaution had to be taken at a British nuclear power station.

Fred Irwin, head of the trust board, has said he does not expect a draw, arguing that a decision would be taken on purely economic grounds.

When choosing a species, the long-term requirement of that species within the falconry community also has to be taken into account.

Therefore, technical assistance was not the only part of the plan of action for development to be taken into account.

Any of these can be chosen as a theme for a page or these themes can be taken as a template for creating custom themes.

The source was not affiliated with the White Dragon Society but, they made it clear they that this threat was to be taken "very seriously. "

Much was made last season about Kobe's switch from berating to encouraging teammates, but he seems to be taken even the next step this year.

When Jesus said he was the "Son of God, " he did not mean to be taken literally.

If the children were so deemed, then they would be taken away to Germany to be Germanised.

It wants the move to be taken to show that there is no danger in doing business with a state accused of counterfeiting and money laundering.

I personally feel he should be taken off the Gryffindor Quidditch team until he is ready to be honest.

I saw the child to be taken by his mother.

These drugs are meant to slow down the heart rate and some of them may have to be taken for life.

Get out of the tub and pat yourself dry. Oatmeal baths can be taken twice a day or more. Let your skin celebrate!

Your angel energy is an unalienable part of you which, even if it is temporarily veiled, can never be taken away from you.

Zhou Xiaochuan, the PBoC governor, speaking at conference in Beijing, said the move to a tighter policy would be taken gradually.

"Yes. . . " said Ron softly, "It's the only way. . . I've got to be taken. "

And a sense of this, and more, a foreboding that Moscow would be taken by the enemy, lay in the Russian society of Moscow in 1812.

Cushioned removable footbed provide comfort all-day and can be taken out to accommodate your custom orthotics.

must also be taken to see that the ardent male doesn't "talk" the lyrics of a song.

I shall have to make a report to my company. Then if you don't co-operate, it'll be taken out of my hands.

In particular, no action of any kind should be taken on the basis that this will be the final model.

Before mirroring can be reestablished, at least one log backup must be taken on the principal database and applied to the mirror database.

and when the child was old enough to be taken from the breast, abraham made a great feast .

Because it was a misdemeanor, Cardoza said the man would not be taken to jail and his name not disclosed.

No with-it company can be taken seriously without a "flexible boardroom" and a "just-in-time talent pipeline" .

The Idea itself is not to be taken as an idea of something or other, any more than the notion is to be taken as merely a specific notion.

The survivors were to be taken by helicopter to a nearby airport, where they were to be met by relatives.

And if the hairdresser is gay, so much the better, since the attention is much less likely to be taken as an untoward advance.

Bomb threats should be taken seriously and guest and employees safety is of paramount importance and must be considered at all times.

Any mention of suicide should be taken seriously. If someone you know is threatening to commit suicide, try to find out whether the person.

Do you think he ought to be taken out of his school and sent to the penitentiary ?

If the truck-mounted crane is not in use for a long period of time (longer than half a year), following measures shall be taken for storage.

In this method, an egg will be taken out of a woman, fertilized using sperm in a cell culture dish, and then returned to the woman.

An offer below ask will not be taken personally by a developer the way it may be by an individual apartment owner.

Great care must be taken to see that this legal document is made out in the proper way.

But a hundred years on, the durability of that post-Ottoman state system should not be taken for granted.

"This kind of research is always interesting to a clinician because it allows for action to be taken, " he said.

An important step to be taken by the Indian government and the parliament is to pass liability legislation, he said.

When a child learns a new activity, a certain action pattern does not have to be taken. A parent's priority should be the child's safety.

eg: The boss yelled at him in front of everyone. It was very embarrassing for him but he needed to be taken down a peg.

The name of contact person told her not to schedule the task for her, and guide her measures to be taken next.

If you can't agree by the end of the meeting, a vote will have to be taken on the matter.

The word "carried" in the Definition should not be taken so literally as to exclude the pulling of a cart by a caddie.

But it is a majority view, a strongly held majority view, and I would naturally ask that that be taken into account, " he said. "

However, your fortresses and baronies can also be taken over by the enemy, leading to changes all the way up the political ladder.

"If you want more responsibility and more autonomy , you're going to be taken more seriously if you're dressing appropriately , " she said.

As in other great novelists " novels, symbolism in A Farewell to Arms tends to be taken from nature and religion. "

Oh dear! let him stand his chance and be taken in. It will do just as well. Everybody is taken in at some period or other.

Each file will be considered separately, but steps can be taken to remove their Egyptian nationality and that of their children.

They used to be taken as inexperienced and uneducated negotiators with little to offer except a polite "thank you" to their benefactors .

Further action would be taken if needed to keep the disease out of the United States, which has never had a case.

I saw that as an avenue that could be taken, and I decided to skim off the top, you could say, to overcome real life (difficulties).

He didn't give a timetable, although he said he hoped the action could be taken in the second quarter. He did not specify an amount.

Sooner or later, however, Such a pandemic will occur and history shows that it must be taken with the utmost seriousness.

Proper measures must be taken to limit the number of foreign tourists and the great efforts should be made to protect local environment and.

He longs for the time when he shall be taken out of this scene where his blessed Lord is so grievously dishonored.

And it came to pass, when they were gone over, that Elijah said unto Elisha, Ask what I shall do for thee, before I be taken away from thee.

Tooling around town with a controversial slogan on the back of the car may be taken as a form of aggressive behaviour.

Congressional observers say the immigration reform issue likely will not be taken up in the time available.

The job situation in China is grim, so effective measures must be taken to help new graduates, migrant workers or other groups, he said.

Extra care must be taken to be sure that water does not cut through any of the ridges between contour furrows.

Also, consider whether further action needs to be taken to reduce the risk or to mitigate its impact.

The leak check should be performed with an inert gas, and care should be taken not to over pressurize any components of the system.

Both the Dutch experience and the history of housing booms suggest that this counsel deserves to be taken seriously.

However, its related interpretation is not. The acceptability of interpretation cannot be taken as the final evidence.

Therefore, anyone suspected to be suffering from hypothermia should be taken to see the doctor or the hospital right away.

But he might be taken aback by the popular sympathy for his plight.

It is high time that . . . . . . . Here are a few examples of some of the measures that might be taken immediately.

The DNA can be taken from blood, sperm, saliva or other samples that would be relevant in forensic case work, say the researchers.

We ask you to keep luggage down to one medium-sized suitcase per person, but a small holdall can also be taken on board the coach.

To ensure an overall interoperable data transaction using Web services, SOAP messages have to be taken into consideration as well.

The woman said she ran from the cop because she was afraid her dog who was in the vehicle with her would be taken away.

The law has specific rules about how fast the money must be taken out of the plan after your death.

In our opinion these types of risks are now emerging and should be taken into consideration when trying to figure out what may lie ahead.

The children have to be collected, they have to be fed, they have to be taken to afternoon activities.

In this paper, classification has been used in the layout parts and needs, the algorithm will be taken different by the parts and needs.

From the historical and realistic perspectives, the legal nature of china's public finance budget should be taken as a special law.

Verified the advantages that compare the wind power generation and conventional power by the external costs that be taken into account.

A larger version of the machine would be used in a hospital, but a smaller one could be taken to emergencies.

The amount of money a guest is likely to spend in the hotel should also be taken into consideration when setting rates.

It's a city that needs to be taken as a whole, to enjoy the juxtaposition of new and old and of constant change.

Don't be taken in by products claiming to help you lose weight in a week.

A decision on whether to annul the marriage would be taken at a hearing next month, he said.

The matter will be taken up at the next Party branch meeting.

The overall nature of the writing must be taken into account, before drawing any conclusions.

She told me that her father would be taken to hospital the next morning.

However, this principle was too broad to be taken literally, and the Court soon began to cut back on the Morgan I decision.

Therefore , countermeasures can be taken to enlarge consumption in the light of the relationship between uncertainty and consumer behaviors.

Since a DMZ is the front line defense against potential intruders, special care must be taken to harden this server.

Filled the multiplication formula for the involution on the decomposition of a number of gaps, and its role may not be taken lightly.

The fish bit her causing injury so severe that she had to be taken by helicopter to the hospital.

Fast rates of expansion cannot be taken for granted; nor can the ability of the state to offer ever more protection to its citizens.

Beyond all that, China's leaders want to be taken seriously as responsible actors in the international system. Now is their chance.

And the little ones that you said would be taken captive, your children who do not yet know good from bad-they will enter the land.

Most food items have to be frozen and stored, and again great care should be taken with your freezing and thawing techniques.

They need not do the bidding of every hedge fund manager with some options but good ideas ought to be taken seriously.

His mother became hysterical when anybody suggested that her son would be taken in the army.

THE phrase "at the eleventh hour" seems to be taken quite literally in Washington.

As an affiliate, the discount for any coupons generated and used by customers will be taken out of your commission for the sale.

Care must be taken not to break any dishes or other things on the first day of the year.

Free convertibility of the renminbi would be the "last step" , to be taken at an unspecified time.

The taxpayer will pay 90% of any losses suffered by the two partially nationalised banks after a first loss to be taken by the banks.

A reservation is a recorded promise or guarantee of a table in a restaurant, House policy dictate whether or not reservations will be taken.

The fees for the financial consultant shall be borne by the company to be taken over.

However, care needs to be taken to ensure that this feedback is itself not too loud or distracting.

No capitation, or other direct, tax shall be laid, unless in proportion to the census or enumeration herein before directed to be taken.

Second, compared with the general safeguard measures, special safeguard measures to be taken to lower the threshold.

It will become easier for you to make your views and style known, and to be taken seriously by influential people.

The stela and statues are to be taken to a laboratory for desalinization treatment before going on an international tour at the end of 2003.

Don't be taken in by his promises for he never realizes them.

Regional young-talent construction is of great importance in regional development, and must be taken as a considerable issue.

"Every practical measure must be taken to ensure the safety of Australian athletes, " he said.

Thus Andrew and Celia could leave home, with or without the children, confident their interests would be taken care of in their absence.

Instead, a projection has to be taken for one of the participants. Then that projection can be an executable process.

And for Disney, the business has an added bonus: Chinese children weaned on Mickey and Goofy may one day demand to be taken to a theme park.

Glazing will be moved down to Swivel, may, if he needs to be taken out to reduce the commissioning material waste.

This sensitive bird would be taken into the workings and, if it perished, the colliers would immediately leave the mine.

Safety factors must also be taken into account, since construction can be very dangerous.

And then both were rushed out the courtroom by uniformed police officers to be taken back to prison, where they would be formally released.

What better way to be taken for granted than to always be there ready with your time, focus and attention at the drop of a hat.

The decision of whether or not a patient can drive safely can now be taken out of the hands of the medical practitioner.

The wireless Walkman can be taken around with you without being bothered while comfortably enjoying your music.

When the capacity is small enough that it needs to be taken into account, then the queue is called a finite queue.

You will be taken over by a reaction, which ultimately is always some form of fear, and pulled into deep unconsciousness .

For different requirements of design, weight or effectiveness of a heat exchanger can be taken as an object function respectively by GA.

What sort of wabi-sabi-themed product could possibly be taken semi-seriously at your local housewares retailer?

Don't be taken advantage of by any fast talking salesperson trying to part you from your cash.

But let the word profitable be taken here in the common sense as said of things of the middle kind, neither good nor bad.

Or else, where conjugal love has grown cold, the child may be taken as a substitute for the love object which has ceased to attract.

The size and whereabouts of the "agreed swaps" of Israeli land to be taken by Palestine would be determined in the upcoming negotiations.

Should an XML route be taken, RELAX NG seems the best bet, as it is readily converted to the other two, and easier to understand.

Although very rare, mucoepidermoid carcinoma should be taken into consideration in the differential diagnosis of any upper lip mass.

Toyota had said earlier in the day that it would try to duplicate the tests "to determine if appropriate steps need to be taken" .

Now it may be that the supply curves to the industry of these factors can be taken as horizontal.

There were six dolls to be taken up and dressed every morning, for Beth was a child still and loved her pets as well as ever.

Secondly, difference among countries in terms of the economic affordability and technological capability should be taken into full account.

Care should be taken to see that the letter is properly addressed.

Then, small depositors would get their money at once and the institution would be taken over as soon as it needed such a rescue.

If the baby must be taken from me to receive medical treatment, my husband will accompany the baby at all times.

Passion could be taken for granted and the scouting system and coaching staff was arguably the best set-up in world football.

We define intrinsic value as the discounted value of the cash that can be taken out of a business during its remaining life.

While Snow says those examples are "not to be taken as representative of all writers, " the implication of his partial defense is clear.

No special action needs to be taken to make new relational records show up in Notes.

The amount of data may be very small and the window very short, but it must be taken into consideration when you're deciding on a solution.

This annex can only be taken as a guide as your application will be considered on its own merits.

You must be very simple to be taken in by such a story.