"At any time in 1951 or 1952, he could have had the same compromise through which his successors gained a nationalized oil industry efficiently run by foreign experts to give Iran the revenues that financed the Shah's White Revolution," the internal history says.
This ruling by declaring unconstitutional the Missouri Compromise (1820), through which Congress had limited the expansion of slavery into western territories ironically strengthened the antislavery movement, because it angered many whites who did not own slaves.
This gave the students the opportunity to witness researchers collaborating on the features of the model and coming to a compromise through discussion, which plays a large role in the scientific process.
This led us to the hypothesis that translation, transcription and cell death/apoptosis are mechanisms through which AD compromises neuronal integrity.
He has singled out several pieces of funded research that he evidently believes are a waste of taxpayers' money, and, based upon his assessment, he has decided to undermine and compromise the peer-review process through which the National Science Foundation (NSF) decides whether to support various basic research programs.
The comments were seen by some media analysts as China evading serious discussion or compromise over parts of the strategic maritime corridors through which pass more than $1.2 trillion in goods annually between the United States and its Far East trading partners.
"These are things that Iraqi political leaders need to grapple with: they need to find mechanisms through which they can work together to compromise, to find accommodation, mechanisms of engagement".
The negative social comparison resulting from this apparent visibility might have adverse effects on self-esteem and subjective prestige, pride, and status through which eventually both mental and physical dysfunction might become compromised as well [ 12, 14, 24].
The plug-in architecture is a security nightmare, and a source of numerous breaches through which buggy or malicious code was able to reach into users' computers and compromise them.
House officials said the compromise would ensure that all voting machines nationwide would have some kind of paper trail in 2008 through which voters could verify that their ballots were properly recorded and that could be used in recounts.
