The Foreign Ministry spokesman, Qin Gang, said Thursday that China had never intended that the amount of assistance will "never change," and had adjusted its contribution according to the needs.
Part of the reason for the slow speeds is that the train carriages were (famously) built four inches wider than originally intended, limiting the amount they could tilt on curves; other problems include outdated overhead wire systems, shared tracks, too-tight turns and century-old tunnels.
Râzî was clear that he did not intend the essentialist reading to amount to an ampliation of the subject term to the possible such as he attributed to Alfarabi ("Alfarabi claimed that with respect to 'every J' one shouldn't [only] take account of actually occurring Js, but everything whose description as J is possible"; Râzî Mulakhkhas [2002] 142.4 5).
Eye black and similar products are intended to reduce the amount of light that reflects off the skin and into the eyes.
The Bluestone Organization, one of the developers selected, will construct 75 limited-equity cooperative units -- whose financing structure is intended to reduce the amount of money needed upfront.
Quicker and easier than it has been, at least for employers, if the coalition government succeeds in a reform intended to cut the amount of workplace litigation.
Last spring, Virginia's General Assembly passed the laws at the urging of Gov. James S. Gilmore 3d after the governor learned that New York City intended to increase the amount of municipal solid waste it was sending to Virginia by about 4,000 tons a day.
The blog was intended to harness "the amount of energy that's out there, and our need to get the passenger and us on the same side," Mr. Hawley said.
The additional capping is intended to reduce the amount of rainfall seeping through the old landfills, which leaches toxic materials out of the dumps and carries it to nearby waterways.
The recommendations, arrived at after six months of deliberations by a 30-member commission composed of municipal officials, union organizers, developers, housing advocates and members of the state legislature, are intended to increase the amount of affordable housing in Connecticut.
