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Most of these issues bear in some way on India's relations to the outside world.
The bank will be expected to provide a view on how the substantive issues bear on its mandate," he said.
One reason is that a mutual fund or pension plan that becomes involved in shareholder issues bears the full cost of its activism (in battles with C.E.O.s and directors, who can spend vast amounts of their shareholders' equity in defending themselves), yet it stands to reap only a fraction of any increase in market capitalization that results from its efforts.
These controversial biological and metaphysical issues bear on the central inference in the Chinese Room argument.
In this regard, compounds that have passed through phases II or III in the drug discovery pipeline but never made it to the market due to efficacy issues bear great potential for drug repositioning approaches.
These issues bear on the argument from the poverty of the stimulus because that argument may appear more or less impressive depending on the answers one gives to them.
Two particular issues bear closer examining.
It needs to address a large number of issues, bears much responsibility, and therefore can last years in case of unique diamonds.
Although taboo in the moment, these issues bear unease and call for extreme sensitivity today and here they hang before us without disclaimer.
These issues bear directly on important decisions of public policy such as those related to the establishment and enforcement of regulations.
The reactivity of each patient's immune serum against plant-type glycans was determined by ELISA to further assess potential safety issues borne from plant-specific glycosylation of the antigens.
