Thursday night is elicit drug use.

However, that suggestion did not elicit a consensus.

And he used the chairmanship to elicit commitments to resist protectionism.

A hapten is a small molecule that can elicit an immune response only when attached to a large carrier such as a protein the carrier may be one that also does not elicit an immune response by itself.

Indeed, almost two years of default threats by Correa were not enough to elicit a deep discount.

Human rights violations elicit an international outcry and condemnation, followed by intervention and occupation by foreign military forces.

Hence the thought of doing it does not elicit the same emotional response as pushing someone off a bridge.

(In general, only large molecules, infectious agents, or insoluble foreign matter can elicit an immune response in the body.

Questionnaires designed to elicit relevant information from Governments in that regard were considered a useful tool for that purpose.

A limited Turkish strike into northern Iraq would probably elicit little reaction beyond public condemnation and rhetorical assertions of Iraqi sovereignty.

10 The survey faces the challenge of finding the best way to elicit information related to maternal mortality, as in the question about deceased sisters.

From 13 December 2004 to 13 January 2005, UNICEF facilitated an electronic discussion, designed to elicit the opinions of children and young people on the study.

Some observers believe that Lukashenko is making cynical overtures to the West in order to elicit more support from Russia, particularly at a time of economic crisis.

Demonstrating support for Hamas now means building credibility at home, which creates an opportunity to elicit large donations from Arab and Muslim countries to finance Gaza s reconstruction.

Influence on the United Nations Several studies suggest that foreign aid is used as a political weapon for the U.S. to elicit desired actions from other nations.

Immune tolerance or immunological tolerance describes a state of unresponsiveness of the immune system to substances or tissue that have the capacity to elicit an immune response.

In July, having failed to elicit any government response, Chen began seeking legal aid from prominent lawyers to prepare lawsuits on behalf of the victims, causing alarm among local officials.

This time, the film that triggered riots in Cairo, Benghazi, Sana, and elsewhere is so crude and inflammatory as to seem clearly intended to elicit the outrage that it produced.

Instead, what Latin America s people get in the democratic era is a lot of public works bridges, highways, and massive structures that are designed to elicit short term political support.

At the start of the investigation, OIOS investigators met with representatives of the contingents in Bunia to advise them formally of the investigation and to elicit their assistance and cooperation.

Their example and their commitment should elicit a commensurate response from the international community to turn the Middle East into a region where all its peoples can live in peace and harmony.

During the height of the Sunni insurrection, US forces devoted considerable efforts to closing borders and otherwise seeking to monitor and interdict elicit money flows from extremist groups in Sunni states to Iraq.

This thinking explains why the Fed under Bernanke s leadership was so slow to respond to the crisis, which began in August 2007 yet did not elicit a coherent and comprehensive response until November 2008.

Their purpose is to write minimal notes which will, at a quick glance, elicit in the interpreter's mind the intent of an oral communication so that it can be re expressed in a different language.

Paris amp 45 amp 45 When Nicolas Sarkozy s government spokesperson announced that each minister s performance would be assessed according to criteria set by a private auditing firm, he probably did not expect to elicit a fierce response.

Iraq s central government is aware of the risks, as well, and is likely to exercise maximum restraint. A limited Turkish strike into northern Iraq would probably elicit little reaction beyond public condemnation and rhetorical assertions of Iraqi sovereignty.

So sending Hatoyama as ambassador may elicit harsh criticism, as his grandfather once agreed to a peace process that returned only two islands, and many Japanese fear that his grandson may also be prepared to cut another unequal deal.

Upon his return to Beirut to continue the work necessary to advance the investigation under the mandate extended until 15 December 2005, the Commissioner immediately continued his contacts with the Syrian authorities to elicit their full and unconditional cooperation.

Some observers believe that Lukashenko is making cynical overtures to the West in order to elicit more support from Russia, particularly at a time of economic crisis. But, although Lukashenko is probably playing a divide and rule game, he must eventually make a choice.

Just about any woman who was not born into privilege, has small children at home, and is not a cannibal or a Satanist would elicit initial roars of approval from women in general, and surely from a group that has been silenced and trivialized for so long.

Will it be able to win the hearts and minds of our peoples and fire up their imagination once again, as was the case at San Francisco? Will it be a satisfactory answer to their hopes and dreams, and will it elicit a genuine recommitment to the idea of a world Organization?