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Invensys carries a burdensome $700 million in pension liabilities, but its financial difficulties were eased this year after the sale of its rail-infrastructure business to a rival, Siemens.

These difficulties are eased by combining the objective information (i.e. the observation data) with the subjective information (i.e. the prior information) in an appropriate way by the so-termed extended Bayesian method.

In January 1844 Proksch agreed to take Smetana as a pupil, and at the same time the young musician's financial difficulties were eased when he secured an appointment as music teacher to the family of a nobleman, Count Thun.

But one may reasonably hope that the difficulties can be eased enough to create acceptable circumstances for the U.N. mission to proceed.

The tribunal's financial difficulties have been eased a little by a donation from Japan, which last week pledged $11.7m£7.4m4m) to fund court operations in 2011.

From this position the quality of parental consent might be less critical, and their decision making difficulties could be eased by knowing about ethics [ 23] and other research safety and governance procedures.

Within the context of statehood, this difficulty is somewhat eased as it is largely untenable for any state to demand that millions of its citizens should be allowed to become citizens of another state.

Her youth suggested that she could be eased without difficulty into the royal mould.

With great difficulty and care, Exogenous's leg had been eased from between the bars.

Difficulties faced by beginners in the use of system identification might be eased by the use of a GUI.

So federal officials hope that by smoothing out the procedures, some of the difficulties businesses are having in filling jobs with foreign workers will be eased.