They may draw upon the arsenal of equitable remedies or processes available to enforce equitable rights. |
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These photos gave me a documentary record that I could draw upon later during the writing. |
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With all that going on, there's a well of stories and experiences for them to draw upon in this cabaret work. |
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That time frame leaves an almost inexhaustible supply of pretexts to draw upon in the fight against the West. |
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When we do exercises that elevate the heart rate, such as bicycling, walking or aerobic dance, the body will draw upon its fat stores for energy. |
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The man smiled at the young boy who seemed to have a well of infinite wonderment and enthusiasm to draw upon. |
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Insights into vegetation-atmosphere relationships can advance, and draw upon, many disciplines. |
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Without detailed memories to draw upon, dispelling a black mood can seem impossible. |
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We are more fortunate than our forefathers, for we have the accumulated culture and wisdom of the ages to draw upon. |
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In reality, you're equally likely to have accrued far more fuel for those fires, with decades of betrayal and backstabbing to draw upon. |
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I always regret the fact that we do not draw upon the experience of the new countries. |
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In their opinion the experts will be expected to draw upon all available scientific evidence. |
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We can draw upon that foundation to develop new forms of exchange and further enrich our existing contacts. |
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Our pandemic preparedness solutions draw upon expertise in many areas in order to help with all aspects of preparedness. |
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This would draw upon the solid strengths of both organizations plus the already existing CIHM Secretariat. |
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As such, it's important that your organization draw upon best practices to define a program that meets its specific needs. |
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Against this background, the AIDS experience offers lessons that the DAO can draw upon. |
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We have the internal diversity and strength to draw upon our actions moving forward. |
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There are an abundance of examples that statistical agencies can draw upon to inspire good visual presentations. |
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More effort should be made to draw upon local knowledge and experience, embodied in local consultants. |
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This regional operational mechanism will be based on partnerships and draw upon existing inter-agency mechanisms. |
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It's great to be able to draw upon the expertise and knowledge of those around you. |
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Many departments had information that the Department of Public Information could draw upon. |
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Many asylum countries continued to draw upon the expertise of UNHCR to provide support for their asylum processes. |
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To highlight the extent of the crisis facing Aboriginal parents in Canada, we draw upon a case study of British Columbia. |
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Secure under that aegis, he can draw upon his imagination from St. Paul's to the Antipodes, and set down taradiddle after taradiddle with the impunity of the infallible Pope of Rome. |
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At a time when the world looks to India for leadership, we should draw upon our rich resources of tradition, heritage and culture, in order to shape a better world. |
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In describing warblers, as I do so lovingly, one can draw upon words like avifauna, avians, birds, songbirds, beautiful birds, and, of course, warblers. |
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However helpful this removal can be, there needs also to be a cohesive model of homologies that can draw upon the integration of morphology, ontogeny, and paleontology. |
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With calculations that draw upon readily interpretable yet sophisticated models, he provides phenomenologically based guidance to his collaborators. |
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Successive English kings did little to stem the tide, instead using Ireland to draw upon men and supplies in the wars in Scotland and France. |
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Stories like the Rape of Europa, and the coming of Cadmus also draw upon Phoenician influence. |
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His library contained over three hundred volumes from which he was able to draw upon classical, patristic, and scholastic works. |
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Other common types of literary forgery may draw upon the potential historical cachet and novelty of a previously undiscovered author. |
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Cardiff and Miller draw upon boundless numbers of disciplines to weave together stories that confront the mysteries of the heart, the soul and the workings of the human mind. |
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Before undertaking the inquiry in the digitized collections of the Museum, they must draw upon their prior knowledge and formulate one possible answer to their question. |
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Lamenters draw upon a stock of images and metaphors, coined by the most prolific members of the profession, to embody and mourn the deceased. |
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The recruitment of volunteers did not prove to be a great challenge for most of the sites as they had a pool of volunteers to draw upon from other programs offered. |
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To draw upon the wellspring of love, creativity, and growth at the heart of any healthy family, organizations have to become less like machines and more like vibrant dwellings. |
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There are pitifully few hopes to draw upon, though. |
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What other works did you draw upon to create this? |
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I used the term, and also 'Pop Culture' to refer to the products of the mass media, not to works of art that draw upon popular culture. |
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All composers draw upon various musical styles. |
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Their strategic predecessors, Clausewitz and Jomini, had thousands of years of experience from which to draw upon in land war, while Mahan had a comparable range of experience for naval warfare. |
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With a growing foundation of knowledge to draw upon, you, your firm and your clients will get the maximum benefit from your combined experience and talent. |
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Across the vast range of activities and policies covered by the Commission, there are many valuable inputs that the civil protection mechanism may draw upon. |
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As we all know, the economies of the world are facing a deep global recession that will draw upon all of our resourcefulness and best cooperative efforts. |
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After all, we have 30 years of experience to draw upon. |
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They will draw upon one another's expertise as well as provide support and give substance to the advocacy, political and technical dimensions of the campaign. |
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Rather, these theories draw upon an understanding of marriage as a partnership to which the spouses contribute their joint efforts, entitling them upon breakdown to share equally the profits of the marriage. |
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In addition, they provide significant support to victims given that many communities in the territories have no services for victims to draw upon. |
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Landscape studies draw upon a variety of topographical, archaeological and written sources. |
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While the Office adopts these standards as the minimum requirement for our audits, we also draw upon the standards and practices of other disciplines. |
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I draw upon 16 years as an elected representative, 10 years working with the Parliamentarians for Global Action, my perspective as Assistant Speaker and my promulgation of a Code of Conduct to propose that Bismarck was wrong. |
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Burger's essays address this issue directly and eruditely point out the times the works draw upon and enhance these connections as well as the points at whichthey diverge. |
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There was a lot of information to draw upon because his occupation exposed him to more witchings every month than most individuals experienced in a life time. |
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During these ceremonies, Heathens often recite poetry to honor the deities, which typically draw upon or imitate the Early Medieval poems written in Old Norse or Old English. |
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