Meanwhile, big United States energy companies have been largely sidelined from direct investments in Russia's oil and gas sector.
Until now, the two had circled each other warily and largely refrained from direct attacks, often using surrogates instead.
Once respondents reached organized camp locales, however, medical causes of death predominated, suggesting that respondents were largely safe from direct military violence.
Step 3 is then used to select theoretical methods that match to the behaviour determinants and are then linked to practical strategies largely drawn from direct experience with the CWH intervention.
But perhaps crucially, Chuck Hagel's worldview comes largely from his direct combat experience as a decorated Vietnam veteran -- including being awarded two purple hearts.
But until then she had largely stayed away from direct party-political involvement, short of a blogpost written the day before the election urging Ed Miliband, "when you get into Downing Street", to show that the new Labour-governed Britain could be "a trailblazer for progressive politics".
40 These polyphenols are largely formed nonenzymatically from direct hydroxyl radical attack on the free amino acid or on residues in proteins that are subsequently degraded.
Its Olympics needed an extra grant from the government but did largely cover its $2.25bn costs from direct revenues.
One example is 'medicines supply and storage' issues, which feature strongly (n = 27), largely due to data derived from direct observation alone (~50%% of studies)—a method that identified a limited number of MAE causes restricted to the latent pathway.
The spending cuts in the Senate bill, which amounts to $23 billion, come largely from the elimination of direct payments, which cost about $5 billion a year, and cutting about $4.5 billion from the food stamp program.
