One of Mr. Gore's most serious charges was that Texas had not only favored oil companies and other special interests over health care for children, but that it had deliberately made applying for children's health insurance a cumbersome process, so the state would have more money available for the oil companies.
Although some stock is replenished, its clothing, for both men and women, is deliberately made in small batches.
For one week in January 2012, Facebook deliberately made about 155,000 people sad, just to see if it could.
In APE, established metal oxide catalysts can be deliberately made to operate at lower temperatures, by providing precious metal sites for oxygen activation.
When lawmakers wrote the wetlands statute in 1973, they deliberately made allowances for farming interests, said David B. Losee, a Hartford lawyer who is representing Mr. DiNardo and worked for the legislative committee that drafted the law.
They described that information on reproductive and sexual health was deliberately made unavailable for them by their parents and their teachers.
She has deliberately made no plans for what she will do next, other than heading off to the Apple Shop to sign up for computer lessons.
Robert W. Ray, the independent prosecutor investigating Whitewater matters, has told a federal judge that lawyers at the White House deliberately made it difficult for investigators seeking subpoenaed documents.
Since 2010, as Republicans have gained more and more governorships and seats in state legislatures, they have deliberately made it harder for minorities, young people, and women to vote.
Antipredatory adaptations to foraging behavior have largely been studied in risk-heterogeneous environments, such as desert ecosystems with a choice of microhabitats [4] or in habitats deliberately made risk-heterogeneous, for example by mowing [5].
The practice seems hardly to have survived the Kangxi period, except for deliberately made later copies.
