Consequently, when the native Chinese Ming dynasty (1368 1644) evicted the Mongols, Tibet regained its independence; for more than 100 years the Phag-mo-gru-pa line governed in its own right.
It is very important to specify the place where ice condenses, namely, the position of the snow line in a protoplanetary disk, because the snow line governs the boundary between regions of the terrestrial-type planets and the Jovian-type planets (e.g., Sasselov and Lecar, 2000; Garaud and Lin, 2007).
Working on an assembly line governed by the theoretician's stopwatch; that is work without a soul, harried work without quality.
He must display the right instincts, which in foreign affairs should include a determination to set clear lines governing engagement abroad and clear lines for what behaviour from others might be deemed unacceptable, as well as an understanding of the need for allies.Mr Bush, during the campaign, has shown progress in this regard, but it would be premature to draw too many firm conclusions.
Despite the clear relationships among IPV, mental health, and substance use problems, programs and practices have evolved along discrete lines governed by different paradigms (33), professions, languages (33, 34), training models (35), and funding streams (social or justice services versus healthcare).
That really sums up the contradictions Hugo Chavez embodied: an enemy of intermediate entities who however never crossed the line of governing against the people.
We also don't know whether Mr. Netanyahu, a master manipulator, really wants a deal or whether his hard-line governing coalition would ever let him make one.
There is an uneasy interface between the bright-line rules governing ownership of copyright in photographs and the fluidity of the social networking model.
All day, inside boardrooms and over telephone lines, sports governing bodies grappled with contingency plans after President Bush said Monday night that Saddam Hussein had 48 hours to leave Iraq or face attack.
The latest polls place the two parties in a statistical tie, with voters in Trinidad and Tobago, the two islands that make up the republic, split along racial lines; the governing party derives much of its support from East Indians while the opposition's base is among blacks.
In addition, the role of sight-lines in governing connectivity is emphasised, and indeed these are used in the definition of street segments themselves.
