The imperial residue of overseas territoriesSINCE 1946, the United Nations has compiled a list of the world's "Non-Self-Governing Territories": overseas domains it considers, in effect, to be colonies.
There are now several alternatives to the slender copper wires that used to run throughout a homeChina: Young and restless Fifty artists are at the centre of a show in Beijing, a startling burst of energy from the "post-80s" generationChart: Overseas territories Since 1946 the UN has compiled a list of non-self-governing territories: overseas domains it considers, in effect, as colonies.
Drug and alcohol abusers, for example, can be in residential treatment programs for up to a year and be considered, in effect, engaged by the city.
Orders of protection are not considered in effect until they have been served on the person accused of the offense.
She is furious because this garden, with its fig, eucalyptus and banana trees, is now considered, in effect, to be a brownfield site, and that it and the houses round it are therefore ripe for redevelopment.
Orders are not considered in effect until they have been served on the person accused of the offense, which domestic violence experts say impedes the process.
This result (which is an unexpected one, at the first glance) we have to consider in effect as the test result concerning correctness of the entire previous analysis.
Stylistically, the Devotions is an example of 17th-century devotional writing, and has been compared by Roger Rollin, professor of literature at Clemson University, to the Holy Sonnets and considered, in effect, a sequel.
The proportion of women with CT in the early treated arm are considered, in effect, to be CT− at the start of the observation period.
The qualitative research we have conducted presents some important elements to consider in effecting this change.
Unexpectedly, social factors such as the caste system were re-enacted in teams at the workplace, unearthing further complexities which need to be considered in effecting infection control.
