Economies of agglomeration and the associated competitive gains in export-oriented firms lead to the home market effect [83], in which major urban centers have the tendency to host a majority of export activities, to the detriment of outlying areas.
Judges should also be prevented from hearing cases in which major contributors have a stake.
The mayor recently declared 2011 the 21st straight year in which major felonies fell.
Journalists cover politics as a riveting narrative, in which major events can always alter the outcome of the election.
In fact, it is the reversal of a trend in which major New York banking companies merged and closed branches.
"We have a situation in which major financial institutions are amplifying a public crisis for private gain," he said.
I sometimes imagine a world in which major economic decisions were run like a Keynes-Hayek lunch.
Ms. Shields provided a lush, ambient electronic work in which major and minor chords melt into one another, and chimes, bird song and insect sounds periodically peek through.
If the bill becomes law, New York's system will closely resemble that of most other states, in which major candidates automatically appear on the ballot.
Mr. Grey took no questions at the news conference about the precise circumstances in which Major Hasan was brought down by the Army's civilian police.
Such conditions are satisfied in areas in which major ice sheets or cold elevated land surfaces border warmer large bodies of water.
