As we work to resolve our differences in conference, this is an issue that we will be examining closely.
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Nonetheless, it's worth examining closely, as it shows the pathways by costs, potential for CO22 use, and by technological readiness (TRL).
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He also said it was an idea the White House would be examining closely after a parent of one of the students brought it up.
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However, by examining closely the problem Chapter 2202 seeks to address, it may be possible to work out a compromise that could satisfy both sides.
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He also said it was an idea the White House would be examining closely after a parent of one of the students brought up the idea.
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"We'll be examining closely all the potential drivers of future inflation through the various transmission channels as affected by global developments, expectations formation, and uncertainty," he added.
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The last recession 10 years ago was exceptionally severe, and it is worth examining closely for insights into how the spread of economic narratives drove human behavior.
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Glass is for examining closely — both at oneself, in mirrors, or at another, with eyeglasses and magnifying glasses; when we've seen too much, our eyes ache, becoming glassy themselves.
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All committees will need to begin the process of examining closely the spending, revenues and regulations that occur in their jurisdictions and how relevant and helpful to the budget process.
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"We will be examining closely the details of the announcements of the winding down of Cambridge Analytica and the status of its parent company," a spokeswoman for the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said in a statement.
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Pride and Prejudice is worth examining closely because there are countless possible readings of its subtext, little corners of characterization left to the imagination in the gulf between what characters say and how they actually behave in the story.
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When examining closely related species, or branching within species, recombination creates a large number of 'irrelevant SNPs' for cladistic analysis. MtDNA, through the process of organelle division, became clonal over time; very little, or often none, of that paternal mtDNA is passed. While recombination may occur in mtDNA, there is little risk that it will be passed to the next generation. As a result, mtDNA become clonal copies of each other, except when a new mutation arises.
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The Focus section addresses topical issues and was presented for the first time at the Solothurn Film Festival in 2012. In Focus 2012, ten films were screened in a program called “Beyond cinema” (Jenseits des Kinos). The films explored the boundaries of classic cinema, examining closely the current audio-visual landscape at home and abroad to discover new narrative styles as well as atypical production and distribution forms. A panel discussion and workshop were also held in conjunction with the Focus program, prompting the exchange between experts and the audience.
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Norheim told Morgenbladet in October 2013 that the Progress Party has a good relationship with the Republican Party in the U.S. and is rhetorically close to its Reaganite wing. He admitted that the then U.S. Ambassador to Norway, Barry White, was correct when he quipped that “all Norwegian parties are Democrats.” In response to the question of whether the Progress Party views the U.S. as a model, Norheim stated that the U.S. is worth examining closely. He expressed admiration for American economist Milton Friedman, for the American free- market ideology, and for the fact that private capital is not viewed negatively in America.
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