The extinguishing agent rapidly converts the burning substance to a non combustible soap.

One notable example right before the launch, SpaceX engineers found a few cracks in the second stage engine nozzle extension.

We expect that this will, by example, contribute to finally extinguishing restrictive technology regimes.

The nozzle of an arc pistol should never be viewed directly, unless it is certain that no power is available to the equipment.

The Interim Government committed itself to extinguishing its own mandate by holding elections by 31 January 2005.

Nothing in this Declaration may be construed as diminishing or extinguishing the rights indigenous peoples have now or may acquire in the future.

If the Chinese are responsible for extinguishing the old way of life inside Tibet, they may be unintentionally responsible for keeping it alive outside.

Extinguishing Arab democracy, as President Mubarak of Egypt is now trying to do through his recent ban on political parties that are based on religion, will bring neither stability nor peace to the Middle East.

But OMTs also fit well with a large body of historical evidence that, in times of crisis, policymakers must focus on extinguishing the fire, rather than negotiating over who owns the water and what its cost should be.

But OMTs also fit well with a large body of historical evidence that, in times of crisis, policymakers must focus on extinguishing the fire, rather than negotiating over who owns the water and what its cost should be.

The end of the civil war and return to normalcy could not have been achieved without huge sacrifices, namely at least 13,000 Syrian military personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice while extinguishing the fires of the civil war in Lebanon.

Nothing in these Gguidelines may be construed as diminishing or extinguishing existing or future rights indigenous peoples and individuals may have or acquire under national or international law neither may they be construed as violating universal standards of human rights.

The author argues that the Williams Treaties are the only treaties that fail to protect indigenous hunting and fishing rights, but instead aim at explicitly extinguishing them, and that the Supreme Court's decision in this case is an anomaly in its case law.