By the same token, my friend would be able to ventilate all issues that pertain to the merits of the proposed amendment. |
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A whole set of other factors clustered around gender roles pertain to female singers. |
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Even when the advice doesn't directly pertain to my own predicament of the week, I enjoy reading your witty wisecracks and thoughtful responses. |
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The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations standards that pertain to the extern role are presented in class. |
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The data pertain to two nonconsecutive days of intake for 4691 individuals. |
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Unless indicated otherwise, all statements that follow pertain to both marine and fresh waters. |
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The questions will then pertain to that picture and the answers will be listed in bold under the questions. |
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Probably, but like any orientation, asexuality has many nuances, some of which also pertain to issues of attraction. |
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Finally, we educate policy-makers on the developmental issues that pertain to policy formulation. |
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Since things which pertain to God must be explained in a human way, a manner of speaking called anthropopathy is frequently used. |
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He gives the example of initiation into adulthood as a period of liminality in Ndembu society, when the norms of everyday life no longer pertain. |
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Requests for information generally pertain to case hearing dates, documents or decisions on file, Board statistics and other various matters. |
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Rather than avoid them, a responsible handbook should engage its readership in the scholarly disputations that pertain to the foundations of the area or field. |
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In fact, the intransigency of financing barriers may, to some extent, pertain to demand side actions on this score. |
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Rainmakers' predictions only pertain to the immediate community and the meteorologists forecast apply on the national and regional level. |
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Also provide details of any special or unique arrangements that pertain to the site's management. |
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The rules within this section pertain to the playing area and the floor markings. |
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Social skills can be thought of as behaviours that pertain to getting along with other people. |
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The various indices that pertain to the housing quality reflect an old structure that is not often renovated and is of inferior quality. |
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While all these figures largely pertain to affordability over the past decade, many buyers feel that they are worse off when compared to their parents. |
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It is, however, more nearly aimed at actual surficial changes that pertain to landforms than were Werner's notions. |
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All of them concern television signals and three pertain to radio signals as well. |
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The following is a review of medical, dietetic, and public health studies and meta-analyses that pertain to these links. |
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Many pertain to areas already highlighted in previous years but still not yet resolved. |
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The amendments tabled by us, fortunately by a number of groups together, pertain to very specific cases which often affect frontier workers. |
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Market risks pertain to the Company's role in the capital markets and, indirectly, to general changes in economic conditions. |
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It may pertain to all participants, or only to those in one arm of a trial, or only to one participant with a particular health issue. |
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They also pertain to the impact of capital market movements on the value of the Company's assets. |
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Supply related issues as they pertain to old crop canola are relatively well understood by the trade at this time. |
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Though related to, their spare parts do not therefore, pertain to the product markets of each machine group. |
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They are described in greater detail in Chapter 4 as they pertain to each sector. |
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Some of the issues raised during the negotiations did not pertain to human rights but rather to national migration policies. |
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These pertain to offenders convicted of serious offences that represent a significant risk to members of the public. |
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This project supports maternal functions, starting from the idea that they only pertain to the mother. |
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It is also critical to ask questions about the limitations of currently available technical solutions as they pertain to project requirements. |
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The new veterans charter has felt bound to follow all the rules and regulations that pertain to SISIP, which is an insurance program. |
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It was no accident that she received the backing of rural west of Ireland and border county councils where these values still pertain. |
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The most important of these will pertain to an independent media and judiciary, and free and fair elections. |
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Among the best young mathematical brains, however, that equality does not pertain. |
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Furthermore, these exemptions pertain neither to a fundamental freedom nor to a concern for public interest. |
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This week's Express has a couple of stories on the provisions in the federal budget that pertain to agriculture. |
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The following general instructions pertain to blood and blood components described in this Circular. |
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The recommendations of the Standing Committee that pertain to amendments to the Criminal Code will be discussed as they arise in this paper. |
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Excited, I asked if it referred in some way to JD Salinger, and if so, did the bracelet pertain to one character in particular? |
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These issues pertain to the testing and identification of substances intended to enhance animal performance that alters unfairly the results of racing. |
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Etiquette Scholar also has some clever tips that pertain directly to business lunches. |
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They pertain to an intermediate plane, and their purpose is to conceal or justify sordid or atrocious realities. |
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When we have asked department officials if they are aware of that, they have said that the Special Economic Measures Act does not pertain to indirect investment. |
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The vexing findings pertain to quarks, which are the main components of neutrons and protons. |
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Where such information was available, no impact on crime was observed. In any event, this evaluation did not pertain to undercover work in relation to large-scale criminal enterprises. |
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Most of these complaints also pertain to group scholarship providers. |
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In developing its recommendations, HI-C was mindful that ICH-GCP and Part C, Division 5 of the Food and Drug Regulations pertain to clinical drug trials only. |
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While the DND Sustainable Development Strategy encompasses a number of environmental aspects that do not pertain to DCC directly, there are indeed a number that we directly support. |
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C Value ranges may be defined as characteristics of rivers that pertain to the entire river environment, or a large part of it, such as seasonal variations or chemical content of the water. |
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As the two most commonly reported unmet needs pertain to housecleaning and transportation, it is clear that these domains need to be targeted by those working with seniors. |
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I am anxious to see whether or not the clauses of this bill that pertain to disclosure of information to consumers, will be applied correctly and if the banks will provide the maximum amount of information. |
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But it doesn't really pertain to me in my work thankfully. |
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Sections 191 and 192 pertain to gang rape of children below twelve years of age which is considered a first degree felony, liable to a minimum of fifteen years imprisonment and life imprisonment. |
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Those lines pertain both to monocratic leadership on the part of prime ministers and to a discounting of the legitimate input of career officials. |
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Edwards Nest Egg Score and Estimator assign numerical values to various pieces of information that pertain to wealth-building. |
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Should the factors pertain primarily to past criminal behaviour? |
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In the case of the electrical and mechanical trades, the primary issues pertain to design and specification not to particular manner of working with materials or to working procedures. |
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The AIPPI notes that the legal issues raised by this Question pertain not so much to the laws of intellectual property as to the law of contracts and other laws in the realm of Civil Law. |
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This means that the problems with the use of cross-city hedonics to generate QOL weights pertain even under the most optimistic of assumptions. |
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Both of these pertain to faulty program design. |
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Existing TC sightline regulations only pertain to vehicular traffic. |
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There is recent evidence that resilience the ability to bounce back, to recover strengths and spirits quickly can pertain to communities, as well as individuals. |
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The observations of a member of a selection committee which pertain to a person who filed a job application do not constitute advice or recommendation since they are merely factual conclusions. |
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Specialists can be trained in only the applications that pertain to their specific needs, and on a basic level in those systems that support their work. |
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Some pertain to outcomes, some other to instruments. |
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It does not pertain to matters of historical judgment. |
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The directive has no impact on labour law whatsoever, and Commissioner ¦pidla explained the promised guidelines that pertain to the application of the posting of workers directive a moment ago. |
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The other three countries cannot do the same for affairs of the Kingdom that only pertain to them and not to the Netherlands proper. |
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Most British orders of chivalry cover the whole United Kingdom, but the three most exalted ones each pertain to one constituent country only. |
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The policy speaks to the protection of the rights of members, including those that pertain to health and safety and those that pertain to human rights. |
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Even in code form, however, many statutes by their nature pertain to more than one topic. |
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Epics also tend to highlight cultural norms and to define or call into question cultural values, particularly as they pertain to heroism. |
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That pursuit for tithes ought, and of ancient time did pertain to the spiritual court. |
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Two kilometres of them pertain loosely to one man, Ivar Kreuger, who in his heyday had a stature far more revered at least in the world of finance and international diplomacy than that of his devout countrywoman, Birgitta. |
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Postcranial elements also pertain to a large bovid and additionally are considered to represent a large Bison, although they are less diagnostic. |
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The recent scandals pertain to events that predate her tenure. |
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At the time of writing, Statistics Canada publishes SGC codes with one place name value for each entry, as provided to them by the province or territory to which they pertain. |
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Alternatively, the feature may pertain directly to the character of the river itself, as in the case of hydrological features such as velocity or periodicity of discharge. |
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His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him that has called us to glory and virtue. |
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It is clear from the foregoing that the provisions of article 86 of the Penal Code do not pertain to a criminal act, but rather to the definition of terrorism as an aggravating factor in the infliction of a penalty. |
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Although the provisions pertain to all areas of law, the largest part is dedicated to private law and civil procedure. |
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Other nascent uses pertain to music festivals. |
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The Jets' problems pertain to player personnel. |
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Many of the museum's exhibits pertain to local nautical history. |
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Specimen 1912VIII64 was opisthocoelous, pleurocoelous, and caudally wider than tall, as in Epachthosaurus and Pellegrinisaurus, and may pertain to Paralititan. |
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In Donegal the fabrics are made up in the cottages, where also the garments are shaped with such skill and fancy as may by chance pertain to the untaught shapester. |
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Now, increasingly, the great divide and the big questions facing us will pertain to the internalities of existence, to the self, rather than to the outside. |
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Most of the Chronicle's entries pertain to Christ Church, Canterbury. |
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Just rmgrouping news.admin.net-abuse.usenet would get rid of both the kooks, trolls, and flamers as well as the discussions which are appropriate and pertain to Usenet abuse. |
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However, commercial publications that specialize in legal materials often arrange and print the uncodified statutes with the codes to which they pertain. |
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Unlike most languages, Kwak'wala semantic affixes phonologically attach not to the lexeme they pertain to semantically, but to the preceding lexeme. |
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In addition to this, certain amendments which pertain to the federal nature of the Constitution must be ratified by a majority of state legislatures. |
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