directorship, Ms. Lagarde has mounted an energetic campaign — including sending messages via Twitter of her impressions of meetings with country leaders at each stop, and promising to give developing nations more sway at the fund.
Pigs often develop a swaying gait, with the hind legs appearing weak.
There was, however, criticism of Nicaragua's hard-line stance at the time, with some worried that its arguments could sway other developing nations.
But it does make disputed claims to island territories in the sea that would, if recognized, give it sway over developing resources in large parts of the sea, which are among the world's busiest shipping lanes.
His company, Sway, is developing an arresting-looking turbine that will float 20 miles or more out in the frigid waters of the North Sea, where stiff, constant breezes could someday power vast fields of windmills.
We also found that children with anxiety had overall more postural sway, and that their postural sway was overall less complex than sway of typically developing children.
When the support surface returned to a level orientation, most subjects developed a body sway oscillation that differed significantly from the low-amplitude body sway typically observed during quiet stance.
The developing nations have been swayed in part by blandishments from Iran, like energy supply contracts, many diplomats say.
In Wissenschaft und Besinnung ("Science and Reflection"), for instance, he claims that contemporary science evidently developed an unprecedented sway over reality, acquiring a tremendous impact on how reality presents itself to us (Heidegger 1953/1954).
Our main hypotheses were that the postural sway of high anxious children would (a) have overall greater magnitude (suggestive of lower stability, e.g. [ 16]), (b) have overall greater velocity (suggestive of greater open-loop control, e.g. [ 17, 18]), and (c) be less complex than the sway of typically developing children.
I started to move, and now we've kind of developed this whole swaying thing that we do.
