Fig. 2 How Can I Help? (permitted to reprint).
Again, legal responsibility is often imposed, in the context of interpersonal relationships, on those who influence others by advising, encouraging, helping, permitting, coercing, deceiving, misinforming or providing opportunities to others that motivate or enable them to act in a way that is harmful to themselves or to others.
A bill introduced earlier this year in Sacramento proposed slashing the excise tax to 11percenttoto help permitted businesses compete with illegal operations, but that effort was shelved in May.
For music and dancing, wooden floors are a help, permitting the students to feel the rhythms.
By further expanding safety-net programs, a bigger stimulus would only have created more groups with labor-market outcomes like the unmarried and enlarged the ranks of people for whom government help permitted them to spend more by working less.
His help permitted us to define a configuration according to which the robot produces an intelligible feedback for the user.
It is possible that the use of endophenotypes, based on imaging or neurophysiological testing, to identify non-penetrant mutation carriers will help by permitting accurate linkage and segregation analyses in some of the larger kindreds (Defazio et al., 2007; Kimmich et al., 2011).
North Carolina lawmakers helped put permits for Smithfield on a fast track and exempted pig farms from zoning laws.
Instead it helped secure permits to film at key sites and negotiate deals on hotel rooms and transport for the crew to lower production costs.
David Selig, an owner of Rockaway Taco, helped secure permits for the contest and the burger joint Rippers for an after-party, and Creative Time put the call out to artists, who were so eager to participate that Ms. Pasternak thought it might become an annual event.
