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The blueprint that we describe in our book is based on the contributions of over 250 economists, scientists, NGO members, business leaders, politicians, and citizens.

Before Maria Theresa came to the throne, Habsburg finances were to a great extent based on the contributions offered by each of the monarchy's crown lands, or provinces.

In September last year the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published its latest report, a measured and meticulous piece of work based on the contributions of thousands of experts, which concluded that the climate is changing, humans are responsible, and more extreme weather events are heading our way.

"Tying campaign contributions to legislative or executive action has never been illegal in the United States unless there is proof that the public official extorts the money by threatening to give or withhold action based on the contributions," Mr. Tigar said.

Of the two major recommendations in today's report, Hutton insists the change from the so-called "gold-plated" final salary schemes to ones based on career averages means a link with a workers' earnings is retained unlike the vast majority of pensions in the private sector, which are instead based on the contributions employees make.

Figure 2 shows the THQ values determined based on the contributions of V and Cu ions.

It is clear that a view of cartilage function based on the contribution of one molecule will be somewhat biased, but it is also arguable that no molecule plays a more important role than aggrecan.

Based on the contribution of the carbon-based materials as a replacement of the sodium ion batteries anode, much improvement has been achieved.

Based on the contribution of residues to the binding free energy difference, the ones having significance in binding were identified [Table 6].

Ratings are given to seedlots based on the contribution and breeding values of parents represented (Scion, unpublished data).

First, the legal definition is based on the contribution to the social security system (e.g. Tannuri-Pianto & Pianto, 2002; Bosch & Maloney, 2007; Bosch & Maloney, 2008).