| Of course, these people that think I'm wonderful for going out to work, or driving a car are making a value judgement about my existance. |
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| It seems that the sophisticated pattern reflects the four seasons that put rythm into our existance. |
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| The chromodynamics gave those meanings of the concret art and of the human existance colours to him. |
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| Previous reports indicate the existance of at least 21 veins on the property. |
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| The existance of resources that support the implementation of specific projects and allow the long-term sustainability of the Committee. |
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| What do you think the added value to your organization would be of the existance of a public awareness campaign? |
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| The presence of the parasite in lymphatic tissue, infers the existance of an escape mechanism which appears not to be based on a hideout in tissues of low immune surveilance. |
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| Their existance and their right to exist can neither be justified nor explained without this background of professional, social or structural political elements. |
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| This secured the company existance and enhanced its growth. |
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| In spite of the existance of the WHO Essential Drug Model List, the first edition of EDL in many NIS countries had a separate column for brand names. |
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| While all individual behaviours, at least theoretically, will have some impact on our shared existance, those that are consciously targeted to beneficially impact the well-being of others are the focus of this discussion. |
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| An indication of its existance could be the fact that shortly after a strong infection of the leaves the entire plant subcombs in a rather rapid way by general wilting. |
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| Existance of a supply or service contract concluded between the exporter and the buyer outside Switzerland. |
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