None employ the ACIS-I array, even in part.
She is the first person whose appearance I remember, even in part.
"Possibly there will be some commitments that last beyond the exit … even, in part, to 2030.
One translator of "The Odyssey," Robert Fagles, observed that "Homer's work is a performance, even in part a musical event".
Only 769 of those ads — 6percentt — focused even in part on the issue of "jobs," the Archive found.
Being able to influence, even in part, the community's governance mechanisms and infrastructure leads to more engaged and genuine civic action.
The Court appears to hold, however, that those judgments must "serve a compelling state interest" whenever they are based, even in part, on the content of speech.
It calls on Asians to take charge of their own destiny, and even, in part, to close the door to the West.
If the crackdown succeeds, even in part, tons of heroin might never reach the streets of Europe, where 90percentt of Afghan production has usually gone.
Incidents that have been seen by officials, even in part, can be referred only in exceptional circumstances" and the FA did not consider this matched that criteria.
"If it went ahead, even in part," says Foster, "the very realisation of the plan would create thousands of skilled jobs in engineering, manufacturing and construction alone".
