The administration, for example, hopes to salvage a global trade deal in coming months that would lower tariff barriers in 180 countries worldwide, allowing the United States to export financial services, manufactured goods and farm products to scores of countries that now have tariffs or other barriers.
This project begins in a modest way in On Religion, where for example he works to salvage the Christian doctrine of miracles in the modified form of a doctrine which includes all events as miracles (insofar as viewed from a religious perspective).
For example, many junkyards and salvage yards specialize in old cars and car parts.
The living room windows, for example, are casement units salvaged from an old convent.
By logical inference, short DNA natural transformation occurred first because it only requires DNA uptake (for nutrient-salvaging for example).
Cryotherapy can be applied as a salvage therapy, for example, after the failure of or recurrence following radio- and brachytherapy [ 47, 48].
For example, when preQ1 can be salvaged, then the bacterial queDCEF genes become dispensable.
He was snubbed by David Cameron, despite the fact the British prime minister was snubbed recently in Brussels by President Nicolas Sarkozy: European leaders, in self-congratulatory mood over a few weeks without an outright euro crisis, are now banding together to avoid any disruption — a Hollande victory, for example — to Mario Draghi's silky euro salvage operation.
When they salvaged the tug, for example, the steering wheel was an incongruous black eyesore cannibalized from a 1948 forklift.
For example, post-outbreak timber harvest (i.e., salvage harvest) could alter future forest development, productivity and susceptibility to subsequent disturbance.
