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Last year, when they were engaged but still separate entities, they had 42 titles listed between them, roughly in line with projected overall market share.

His party said the scheme would be introduced once the deficit had been eliminated, paid for "as resources allow" in line with projected public spending increases in line with economic growth.

This may seem obvious, but the consequence is that in the event of heavy cost control (which is what happens when the economy takes a dive) that cost control is exactly in line with project expenditure, because it's the same people who are making both kind of decisions.

For Heidegger the essence of technology is the way of being of modern humans a way of conducting themselves towards the world that sees the world as something to be ordered and shaped in line with projects, intentions and desires a 'will to power' that manifest itself as a 'will to technology.' It is in this technological mood that problems show up as already requiring technical solutions.

The Management board introduced Operational Plan for the remaining implementation period of the project in line with project timeframe.

In my Sunday column defending John Boehner's record as Speaker of the House, I make the point that for all the talk about how much more bipartisan and effective Congress used to be, there really isn't a modern historical precedent for the kind of "everybody hurts" bargain on taxes and entitlements that would actually be required to bring our projected spending in line with our projected revenue.

They argue that another £2.8 billion should be lopped off the Scottish deficit because Scotland's shortfall will shrink in line with the projected fall of the British deficit.

The map above shows how the world would look if country size were adjusted in line with the projected GDPs of countries by 2015.For richer, for poorerThese trends have been going on a long time but the end of the great recession has speeded them up dramatically.

The evolution of the hydrological parameters is in line with the projected decreasing precipitation and increasing temperature trends.

Our projections for Europe up to 2100 – between 0.3 and 1.1 Mg C ha-1 yr-1 – are well in line with the projected area-based uptake of 0.52 Mg C ha-1 yr-1 given by Liski et al [24].

This is good news because China's carbon dioxide emissions have already reached levels in line with previously projected peak levels for 2030, prior to the data revisions.