Only by tying the fates of these projects to each other will Russia s potential to disrupt them be dissipated.

That leaves the third undesirable possibility, the search for unprotected scapegoats upon whom public anger can be dissipated.

The ceramic package was more expensive, but it dissipated heat more effectively than plastic.

The Washington consensus the infamous list of do s and don ts for policymakers in developing countries had largely dissipated.

The protest energy that briefly electrified Tiananmen Square dissipated out of the cities and spread across the countryside.

His charisma dissipated public resistance, as his battle cry Demolish the LDP seemed to promise that politicians would also pay a price for change.

A large portion of the star's angular momentum is dissipated as a result of mass loss through the stellar wind.

By the time the funeral of Mr. Garang was held in Juba on 6 August, the tense atmosphere had dissipated somewhat.

BEIJING Now that the aftershocks from the great Sichuan earthquake appear to have dissipated, it is time to ask what shocks, if any, the earthquake delivered to China s political system.

That leaves the third undesirable possibility, the search for unprotected scapegoats upon whom public anger can be dissipated. Unfortunately, several countries are taking this path, with undocumented immigrants and Muslims being the first targets.

After a restless month in which it appeared that momentum for talks had dissipated, the announcement has renewed hope that a transformative agreement between the United States and the European Union can be reached.

SINGAPORE Many analysts and observers believe that the global imbalances that characterized the world economy in the years before the 2008 crisis have substantially dissipated.

This uncouples oxidative phosphorylation, and the energy from the proton motive force is dissipated as heat rather than producing ATP from ADP, which would store chemical energy for the body's use.

If Morales had ever conceived a major revolutionary change in Bolivia, by early 2008 that project had dissipated, owing to the absence of a national consensus on the feasibility, intensity, and direction of such a transformation.

Upon the day when the unbelievers are exposed to the Fire ' You dissipated your good things in your present life , and you took your enjoyment in them therefore today you shall be recompensed with the chastisement of humiliation for that you waxed proud in the earth without right , and for your ungodliness .

The perceived weakening of public confidence in the multilateral trading system was dissipated by the United States Congress, which supported the continued membership of the country in the WTO by an overwhelming majority and approved the Central American Free Trade Agreement.

In 1817, Lord Stowell said treaties are perishable things, and their obligations are dissipated by the first hostility. United States President Polk stated in 1847 that a state of war abrogates treaties previously existing between the belligerents. Sir J. D.

While fears of meltdown have dissipated, these policies have been maintained or extended, with policymakers citing the fragility of the ongoing economic recovery and the absence of other, equally strong policy levers such as fiscal policy or structural reforms that could replace monetary policy quickly enough.

To be or not to be?

He will take your daughters to be perfumers, and to be cooks, and to be bakers.

And he will take your daughters to be confectionaries, and to be cooks, and to be bakers.

To be developed means to be industrialized and urbanized.

Remind them to be in subjection to rulers and to authorities, to be obedient, to be ready for every good work,

Who will be next to be kidnapped and to disappear?

To be sure, there could be glitches.

This world that you're going to be talking about tomorrow is going to be completely integrated. You're not going to be a pilot, you're going to be a passenger.

The outcome of such negotiations can be expected to be and to be perceived to be more balanced, more transparent, more stable, and therefore more sustainable.

negotiations to be not only pursued, but to be brought to a conclusion.

He wanted to be rich, and he wanted to be famous.

It's got to be upside, and it's got to be believable.

Above all, to be strong, you re supposed to be giving orders.

Yet to be forewarned of a weakness is to be forearmed.

I don't want to be lame I want to be cool!!

Accursed to be caught wherever found and to be slain thoroughly .

The States most likely to be affected would seem to be

Impatience means to be shortsighted as to not be able to see the outcome.

You can be whoever you want to be.

Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious

To be blunt, the rule of law must be brought to disarmament.

A stopcock may be included to permit the desiccator to be evacuated.

that will be the time to be driven to one 's Lord .

We do not want to be pessimistic we want to be realistic.

I am ordered to be the first of those to be submissive ( Muslims to Him ) '

I am ordered to be the first of those to be submissive ( Muslims to Him ) '

While it would not be necessary for the requesting country's competition laws to be infringed for a request to be made, the requested country's competition laws would need to be infringed for action to be considered thus, positive comity would not enable action to be taken against export cartels, for instance.