(Counter him with Yeats or Pound, who, arising from the same milieu, opted to support Hitler and Mussolini).
Days of thanksgiving in Canada also originated in the colonial period, arising from the same European traditions, in gratitude for safe journeys, peace, and bountiful harvests.
At an Amsterdam conference on World Population and Mental Health he said; "It would seem that a human society at a given moment is an expression of an equilibrium - a balance struck between the amount of comfort and the discomforts arising from the same source".
The largest chunk of this was a £400m sum set aside to cover costs arising from the same probe as affected Barclays' results; there was also another £100m reserved to compensate customers who were mis-sold payment-protection insurance.And RBS and Barclays are not the only banks being forced to lay aside huge sums for compensation or pay crippling fines.
Two ovules in the same ovary arising from the same ovular bundle (arrow).
arising from the same biological causality?" (Comité consultatif national d'Ethique [2007], p.3) .
Individual ramets were identified by spatial independence based on vertical stems arising from the same root crown.
Using hierarchical models, the confounding effect of a binary unmeasured variable is modeled as arising from the same distribution as that of measured confounders.
Uncertainty relations can be considered as statements about the spreads of the probability distributions of the several physical quantities arising from the same state.
Secondly, there have been various considerations of systemic risk, in which many firms make claims arising from the same event because of the interdependency of networks [28 30].
He considered the correct taxonomy would be one in which clinical description, etiology and pathophysiology coincided: "cases arising from the same causes would always have to present the same symptoms and the same post-mortem result" (3).
