We need that reliance again.
Baath party leaders, he added, expect Saddam to issue a public statement of self-criticism, "telling of his mistakes and his excesses," including his reliance on his sons.
Steam pressure generated by excess heat and a reliance on pumps for cooling were among the facets of the design that created the sequence of events we saw.
Standard & Poor's downgraded Lehman debt last month, keeping it on negative outlook, saying though it has stable funding and excess liquidity, Lehman's reliance on the short-term secured debt markets for funding "could be adversely affected if there is a change in market perception of the firm, however ill founded".
He's critiqued the hell out of liberal rock and roll's reliance on excess and self-destructiveness as the weapons of choice, best juice, biggest engines, or patented go-to energy to bring transformation or transcendence to the human self or change to the world without resorting to its reactionary opposite.
Companies are saving significantly by lowering their energy consumption, their use of excess packaging materials and their reliance on virgin materials.
In this section, it is also suggested that reliance on base excess as a resuscitation target in patients receiving catecholamines may lead to an inappropriate diagnosis of hypoperfusion, as base deficits can result purely from catecholamine-induced hyperlactatemia.
This would buy the needed time for the Fed to withdraw excess liquidity, reducing the financial system's reliance on moral hazard.
He donates 90percentt of his income to charity, lives at his small farm rather than the country's lavish presidential palace, drives a Volkswagen Beetle, almost never wears a suit, and rails against the excesses of consumerism and the West's reliance on it as economic ballast.
Focusing on effect sizes, girls with normal weight showed a trend to higher change scores than those with excess weight in social functioning (d = −0.24), self-reliance (d = −0.23), ethical values (d = −0.26), and idealism (d = −0.23).
However, focusing on effect sizes, boys with normal weight showed a trend to higher change scores than those with excess weight in impulse control (d = −0.27), self-reliance (d = −0.28), and idealism (d = −0.28).
