| The long-term survival of the international frankincense trade of Oman resins is unknown at this point in time. |
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| That doesn't preclude us from, at any point in time, stating that it's not cost-effective to keep the capability going. |
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| Indian farmers are often indebted and credit constrained and do not have access to chemicals at the right point in time. |
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| It is appropriate at this point in time to acknowledge that our life is at a major crossroads and to ask where it might be headed. |
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| There is almost a nightmare element to the many variables that are coming together at one point in time. |
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| At that point in time, the impending smoking ban and the effect it would have on drink sales were high on the agenda. |
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| He was smartly dressed at this point in time with a suit following the streamline curve of his thighs. |
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| At some unspecified point in time the public had acquired a right of way over the path, but it had not been adopted by the highway authority. |
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| The lack of employees at any point in time does not terminate, nullify or invalidate a collective agreement. |
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| So in a way, it was a very positive iconic picture, which in a way was very representative of that point in time. |
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| The government is not utilizing its resources in terms of what the country needs at this particular point in time. |
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| A thumping defeat at this point in time could have done some serious damage to morale. |
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| Farmers select the most appropriate landrace for soil and rainfall conditions at a particular point in time. |
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| It may be difficult in such situations to identify the point in time when an arrest occurs. |
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| Bar graphs are often used to compare related data at a given point in time. |
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| At any given point in time, specific legacies may be balanced in a given way, or a revelational one may override others. |
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| At one point in time, Jackie considers becoming a scab and crashing through the picket lines. |
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| The objectives of Harmony Day, which are particularly poignant at this point in time, relate to racism, intolerance and prejudice. |
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| If you obtain this tissue at a very defined point in time, then you can see development into islets. |
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| It is a device at that point in time, a trick and a ruse, and treating the House like a joke. |
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| Depending on its complexity, the data might go as low as 500 kilobits and as high as 3 megabits at any point in time. |
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| Now, at this point in time, I'm reaaally tired and Kim was directing me up a hill to get to her home. |
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| It is likely that at some point in time humans spoke a protolanguage in which most words had neither holophrastic nor atomic meanings. |
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| But the compelling counter argument is that, although apparently arcane, it does reflect the reality at that given point in time. |
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| At this point in time, his evening suit was wrinkled, although it was normally pressed and stiff with starch. |
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| Individuals are considered at-risk for rearrest at a given point in time if they are not incarcerated and have not been rearrested. |
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| There's a sense of nostalgia, an indefinable ache, that crystallises the artist's repertoire at a certain point in time. |
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| Some of those crazy quack docs had me taking plenty of these at one point in time, let me tell you! |
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| To answer your question about the agreement signed on 6 May 2009, I think we obviously have to work together at this point in time. |
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| However, at this point in time robust registration of fast and small changes in the corpus cavernosum smooth muscle action potential is not possible. |
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| We have reason to believe at this point in time with the evidence through the course of the investigation this was premeditated, deliberate, intentional. |
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| A bi-national state requires a minimum of cooperation and coordination between equal partners, an option that we do not have at this point in time. |
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| I do not want to hit below the belt, but I am compelled at this point in time to respond to my colleagues. |
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| It is important to realize that the preplanning of storage units is nothing more than creating transfer orders at an earlier point in time. |
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| Who can possibly predict at what point in time interest rates will peak and when they'll bottom out? |
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| As to why the decamping is taking place at this point in time, we can only attribute that to government programming and priority. |
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| We find that the cost we will incur for this is not worth the money at this point in time. |
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| Is it possible to write back to the committee and indicate a more thorough response, if this is not satisfactory at this point in time? |
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| At this point in time, I am unwilling to accept I may accumulate and deal with disability in the future. |
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| The set of beliefs and values shared by the members of a given community at a certain point in time. |
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| It would oblige them to think through certain practical issues at that point in time. |
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| As sure as it crawls on the bottom of the ocean, just through nature's own cyclical manner, it will fail at some point in time. |
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| There's quietism on the one hand and militancy on the other and much depends on the conditions that people find themselves in, in any one point in time. |
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| As Mr. Lincoln mentioned, you're asking about exceptions in something that nobody fully comprehends at this point in time. |
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| Only at that point in time would a precise circumscription of the topics to be treated be possible. |
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| Research tells us we should be doing habilitation at this point in time, skill-based interventions. |
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| Automatically creates incremental backups allowing users to roll back their system, files and folders to any point in time. |
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| Their game console may well be selling at rock-bottom prices at this point in time, but it's only a desperate gamble to stimulate sales before it completely dies. |
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| The government could at any point in time decide to sell a road to a private party or to start levying access fees. |
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| This took place at a critical point in time, when Iraq's need for United Nations assistance was perhaps greater than ever. |
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| At some point in time most of us will become involved in planning for our own care or that of a family member. |
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| We have put the government on probation because at some point in time we need to find out whether it is just talk. |
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| Because we knew that it was a bit of a fiefdom at that point in time. |
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| The only reason legal action is being considered for the future is that nothing is being done at this point in time in regards to the issues. |
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| At what point in time did you see how they were all going to be interrelated? |
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| A trained employee may choose at any point in time to leave the company for another job. |
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| This multiple represents the number of Real shares required to equal the value of one Dolmen Share at any point in time during that period. |
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| You may withdraw from the research project at any point in time and still continue to receive services. |
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| A blood glucose test tells you how much sugar is in your blood at any point in time. |
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| At any point in time, the pedigrees of these young heifers and active cows can be analyzed to identify all genetic relationships that exist. |
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| That is why the recovery of the sector is so important at this point in time. |
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| Such a practice will have exactly the same effects as a bundled offer negotiated at a specific point in time. |
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| For the purposes of determining the habitual residence, the relevant point in time shall be the time of the conclusion of the contract. |
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| At what point in time do we decide that we are going to protect species at risk? |
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| A ssessment instruments that teachers may use in class measure a student's ability at a point in time. |
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| The census provides a snapshot of the population of a country at a given point in time. |
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| The progression from the gross exposure at a given point in time on a debtor to the potential claim amount is thus complex and variable. |
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| It seeks to explain, and to provide insight into the reasons why particular views are held at a given point in time. |
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| A slice represents a point in time, to which the system or data can be recovered. |
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| At this point in time however, our organization has received no funding to support these activities. |
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| Time bound means that goals should have a point in time specified for completion. |
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| While doctors are able to take solely a single reading at a certain point in time, the home monitor will indicate the normal range of deviation. |
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| At this point in time, it is highly unlikely anyone has all the strategical and tactical answers certain to lead to entirely satisfactory outcomes. |
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| The account goes some way in showing just how present the Quds and other forces are in Iraq at this point in time. |
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| Thus a scenario or process explanation which reasonably accounts for what we know at a particular point in time is not a bad thing, so long as we understand its hybrid nature. |
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| You have to be sexy, but remember that your sexuality can and will be used at any point in time to disparage you. |
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| And I don't think it'd be fair to remove him at this point in time. |
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| At some point in time there is not going to be any doubt whatsoever that the ISI coordinated the attack with lashkar. |
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| At this point in time, almost all of us are aware that an ordinary individual can't expect to take a flight without being stripped to the toenail clippers. |
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| At this point in time, there are more questions than answers in Europe. |
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| Canadian officials have not even been able to speak to him to this point in time, and now we hear the government is taking this kind of action which should have been taken ages ago. |
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| Moreover, it is emphasised again that compliance with the convergence criteria is essential, not only at a specific point in time, but also on a sustained basis. |
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| At this point in time a majority of Methodist members were not attending Anglican church services. |
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| The amounts held in business' bank accounts are an indication of their activity only at a given point in time, and constitute only one means of gauging the financial state of the businesses in question. |
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| But if Thieu, the chess player, instead of putting General Thuan in at this point in time, dared to use the chessman General Hieu, then ARVN would have enjoyed more spectacular operations of Svay Rieng Operation type. |
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| Securities with an active secondary market mean that there are many buyers and sellers at a given point in time. |
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| Over the history of it becoming a national park, there were some ill feelings because it was first nations traditional territory at one point in time. |
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| Where national RTGS systems apply a blocking-of-funds procedure before debiting the RTGS account, such irrevocability shall be provided from that earlier point in time at which blocking takes place. |
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| While that may be an attractive position to some, if we think through the consequences of that, it would mean there would be no further reconstruction or redevelopment occurring at any point in time. |
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| At no point in time do we ever want to compromise aviation safety. |
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| There is no way we should be into cloning at this point in time. |
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| May I request the support of your prayer that before this point in time possibilities may open up to smooth the way forward for this hoped for foundation in White Russia. |
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| At this point in time the area would have been positioned around the equator and would form part of the Pangaea supercontinent. |
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| According to the Commission, the establishment of a comprehensive register is impossible at this point in time, mainly because of the use of incompatible registers in its different departments. |
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| At this point in time Europe and North America were fused together. |
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| At this point in time we are responding from station and not dynamic cover points. |
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| I think at this point in time it has basically opened a can of worms. |
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| Even if the operator succeeds in remedying those deficiencies, his assessment of the immediate situation will simply constitute a snapshot of the situation at a given point in time. |
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| This allows organizations to recover to a specific point in time, minimizing the data loss window within the ECM object store. |
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| They leave open the possibility of the CCES conducting an investigation without the athletes knowledge, an investigation that can be re-opened at any point in time, that could blind side an athlete at any point in time. |
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| We can only accommodate 450 exhibitors as that is the maximum number of exhibitors that we can ac commodate at this point in time. |
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| If support is reinstituted, the court may consider changes in circumstances, but it may not award support to a point in time later than previously could have been ordered. |
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| Mr. Speaker, indeed, I am hearing from scientists right across Canada about their concern about the diminishment of money for basic scientific research, particularly in the Arctic at this point in time. |
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| At this point in time, it makes sense to develop a program that will not antagonize a conservative society but rather bring to it certain kinds of information that are desired by the community. |
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| At some point in time, parliamentarians have to consider that if we bring the government down, this place will close down for another couple of months and it will take about another month before it gets cranked up again. |
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| Design, orientation, and location of the outfall remain largely conceptual at this point in time, but it is proposed that the outflow will be located at a minimum depth of approximately 28m and up to 250m from shore. |
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| At this significant point in time, the future is not a novel that can be read at leisure, but a journey that forces itself upon you day after day. |
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| While we are not able to assist you at this point in time, we will be sure to call you if an opportunity arises. |
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| The idea is solid awesome sauce, I just don't see it as a feasible undertaking for this project at this point in time. |
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| I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the P-6 of last year, as well as the coordinators, for bringing us to this critical point in time. |
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| To be honest, I think that it is extremely tactless, even provocative, for the Commission to open the debate on concentration within the airline industry at this point in time. |
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| Whilst these overall objectives remain laudable, the outcome for INSTRAW, and hence for the Women in Development programmes, is verging on disastrous at this point in time. |
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| One of the indicators that we were trying to use at one point in time had to do with some lymphocystic-type stuff in fat-head minnow, but it didn't sort of pan out as being reliable. |
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| Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server allows you to restore your database to an arbitrary point in time in one shot, without time consuming and error-prone manual manipulations. |
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| At that point in time, approximately only 10,000 indigenous people were still alive in Hispaniola. |
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| Commuted value, by its very nature, is a forward-looking measurement requiring an actuary, at a fixed point in time, to make predictions and judgments about a series of future events. |
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| You can actually see the point in time at which this crossover happened. |
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| The classification of the relationship between the parties will therefore change into a relationship of non-competitors, if at a later point in time the licensee's technology becomes obsolete or uncompetitive on the market. |
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| By April 1629 the States Army counted 77,000 soldiers, half as much again as the Army of Flanders at that point in time. |
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| It is also possible for chain shifts to occur synchronically, within the phonology of a language as it exists at a single point in time. |
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| At some point in time, Rakshasas and asuras attacked them, but Yajna, accompanied by his sons the Yamas and the demigods, killed them. |
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| The answer to that is either a fictitious point in time, when the kids are older, when the money comes in, when the milk runs out or right here and now. |
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| In this cosmos of space-time dynamization there are no discernible points, such as the center of perspective or a shadow designed to tell a point in time. |
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| First, increase the amount of cash flows expected at any point in time. |
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| At some point in time they may become the source of an insidious cancer. |
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| An estate is the net worth of a person at any point in time alive or dead. |
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| The relative abundance of each type of flake can indicate what sort of lithic work was going on at a particular spot at a particular point in time. |
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| There is too, at this point in time, an aesthetic disadvantage to filmsetting in that the range of type faces specially designed for it is still extremely limited. |
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| Heterotypic continuity refers to the presence of one disorder at an early point in time predicting the presence of a different disorder later in life. |
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