IG predators can actively persecute competitors so that IG prey experiences an even greater risk of attack than extraguild prey [2].
The Guardian Council, which supervises the elections, actively vets the candidates so that, in the words of one leading jurist, it "prevents corruption and deviation".
The agency is actively promoting formal adoption so that children who become orphans have a permanent family home and protection of their inheritance rights.
He also criticized The New York Times article for portraying the deliberations as a "great debate," saying it was appropriate for lawyers to "actively and rigorously debate the law" so that policy makers could know the boundaries within which they can make decisions.
Unlike previous experimental efforts with the materials used for invisibility cloaks, it allows the illusion to be actively controlled, so that the cloaked object can be made to look one way, then another.
During REM, the muscles of the body are actively paralyzed, so that the dreams are not inappropriately acted out.
Well they invest it in stuff where they know they have an element of control, or in the case of sub-prime they try to actively engineer it so that they make profit regardless of the underlying asset risk.
It means the public sector must come back not just in the default mode when the private sector fails, but actively and constructively so that the public weal takes precedence over private interests in good times as well.
Our goal was to enable the participants to more actively question texts so that they would read and write in such a way as to reflect their understanding of this power of their growing literacy skills.
Moreover, according to these authors, the phenylpropanoid-nitrogen cycle is a tightly compartmentalized process, separated from the general N metabolism in actively lignifying cells, so that these cells can maintain high rates of lignification without causing a collapse of N content in the plant [ 42].
