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He also acted as consultant to the School Health Action and Training Project in Delhi, an NGO that he helped to establish and which extended its work into India's poorest areas.

On September 20 , 2011 OPENLANE filed a supplemental proxy (the "Supplemental Proxy" or "Supp. Proxy") that mooted most of Treadway's disclosure claims, and which extended the deadline for stockholders to execute the Stockholder Acknowledgement to October 3, 2011.

His vast horizon reflected in part his concern with the French religious missions, which spread in Africa, the Middle East, and America and which extended French influence and created a vast intelligence network that fostered his political and economic designs.

There were two courses open: First, to surrender them for trial before a Cuban court * * * the second course was to utilize the extraordinary authority which inhered in the office of the provisional governor and which extended to the making of laws, to promulgate a special decree creating a provisional court for the trial of these men.

They found echoes below the E region (~110 km) and which extended down to heights of about 80 km.

Our findings indicated that the growth of mobile and Internet use was positively associated with financial inclusion and which extended financial access in the SAARC countries.

Farther west are the Flemish polders (land reclaimed from the sea), which are seamed with drainage channels and which extend for 6 10 miles (10 16 km) inland.

Squeezed between the equatorial currents is a well-defined countercurrent, the axis of which is always north of the Equator and which extends from the Philippines to the shores of Ecuador.

"We will do our utmost to ensure the passing of a resolution that places the maximum pressure on the Libyan regime and which extends protection to the beleaguered and oppressed civilian population of Libya".

Wilson has used this wisdom ��� "sociobiology" – to make arguments about genetics and conditioning that have applications thoughout the living world, and which extend to our understanding of human nature and society.

Crepuscular rays, shafts of light which are seen just after the sun has set and which extend over the western sky radiating from the position of the sun below the horizon.