| Here, we present a general-purpose scheme that may be used as basic toolbox for straight-forward implementations of card games. |
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| While the Sanofi-Aventis poll provides an array of information for plan sponsors, not all of its data is necessarily straight-forward. |
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| Investors are increasingly seeking straight-forward and transparent products and solutions. |
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| Determining what type of application is involved in any particular situation is fairly straight-forward. |
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| This is a pretty straight-forward and self-explanatory clause, but it's important none the less. |
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| A straight-forward approach was taken to the estimation of benefits and costs. |
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| All the relevant information and settings are presented on the straight-forward graphics display. |
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| With less than five years service, non-renewal of contracts for non-performance is relatively straight-forward. |
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| It was to have been a straight-forward contract killing arranged by an adulterous couple to rid them of the man's wife. |
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| Simple derecognition transactions such as the straight-forward sale of a financial asset should not be affected by the amendments. |
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| In silico analysis is not straight-forward either, but presents a necessary extension to current in vitro methods. |
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| The tone of the article was moderate, non-accusatory and unsensational, and entirely appropriate to a straight-forward and significant news story. |
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| That's pretty straight-forward and is likely going to at least be the component requiring more immediate attention as the current futures rally in wheat progresses. |
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| Among other things, it will enable producers to make different language versions of their films in a more straight-forward manner, which will certainly benefit children's films, for example. |
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| McGarrity's win was far from straight-forward, as the driver was still finding his feet in the impeccably prepared new shape Yellow Subaru Impreza. |
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| The impact of Freedom of Information laws on the right to Freedom of Information is not straight-forward. |
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| Secondly, the agreement also stipulates that it must be straight-forward to remove batteries from appliances. |
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| Projects come in all shapes and sizes, from the small and straight-forward to the highly complex. |
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| Independence for Scotland is fairly straight-forward. |
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| The compromise here is very straight-forward. |
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| Modelling some of this is straight-forward. |
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| Accessories from Axis are always tested to work with Axis network cameras, making sure that installation is straight-forward and that you get the performance you expect. |
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| There are no straight-forward villains, merely morally ambiguous characters who are drawn into an increasingly complex world that is governed by events beyond their control. |
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| Further muddying the waters, as the term telemarketing is popularly used, by police forces as well as the general public, it includes all manner of straight-forward cons that have nothing whatsoever to do with marketing. |
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| The straight-forward course, they say, would be to proclaim outright, instead of trying to bring it in by the backstairs. |
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| The approach of the workbook is thorough and straight-forward, taking students step-by-step through the process of using notation software. |
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| Novak Djokovicwon his second Australian Open with a straight-forward 6-4, 6-2, 6-3 win over a lacklusterAndy Murrayin Melbourne. |
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| Due to recent innovations in this field, the installation of synthetic grass is not always straight-forward, especially because of the large variety of accessories and materials. |
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| Introducing a major new capability such as the Air Wing to Afghanistan may seem relatively straight-forward, but it is no mean feat to move about 450 people with aircraft and equipment from Canada to Afghanistan. |
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