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On the other hand, social support levels remaining high after back surgery may be an indication of an over reliance on social support systems.

Ours is among only a handful of sovereign bond issues to come to market from sub-Saharan Africa, but it is a clear indication that the days of reliance on donor pledges for financing are ending.

By 2008, they said, it would cost more to repeal the alternative tax than to repeal the regular tax, an indication of the government's growing reliance on the tax.

Otherwise individualized questions of reliance remain.

Philip E. Zegarelli, president of Reliance, said: "The report is way off.

Some, like the German Enlightenment philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724 1804), regarded biology's reliance on final causality as an indication of its inherent inferiority to sciences like physics.

The reliance on one funder to provide an indication of the proportion of total research spending going to social science research may not have given us the true picture of the scale of funding in the NTD social science research.

Stated reliance on WC data may be an indication of absent or disorganized recordkeeping, suggesting that respondents who lack an injury tracking system may instead gather whatever injury data are available when completing the SOII.

At trial, the Defendants disclaimed any reliance upon a claim that Southern Peru's stock market price was not a reliable indication of the cash value that a very large bloc of shares — such as the 67.2 million paid to Grupo Mexico — could yield in the market.

An indication of lax security?

But there's no indication of ownership.