If he who seeks to abide by the Way has emptiness, then he may enter into it; if he who seeks to serve the Way has unity, then he may master it; if he who seeks to meditate on the Way has stillness, then he may perceive it.
The Confucian program of self-improvement was explicitly understood to include a meditative practice by the philosopher Xunzi (born c. 300 bce), who wrote: If he who seeks to abide by the Way has emptiness, then he may enter into it; if he who seeks to serve the Way has unity, then he may master it; if he who seeks to meditate on the Way has stillness, then he may perceive it.
Under a body of law known as "adverse possession," if person A vacates a tract of land that he owns, and person B behaves as the real owner would, person B may enter into possession of it.
Of course Voyager 2 is also being closely watched, as within the next few years it may enter into a "magnetic highway" region of its own.
18 In certain limited circumstances, a Federal Reserve Bank may enter into an agreement under which it agrees to record on its books an interest in Participant's book-entry securities in favor of a non-Participant, such as a governmental entity.
Mr Cruickshank told The Economist this week that it may enter into a technology partnership with somebody else, possibly Nasdaq, once its contract with Andersen Consulting comes to an end in two years' time.
(a) Except with the consent of the Panel, neither the offeree company nor any person acting in concert with it may enter into any offer-related arrangement with either the offeror or any person acting in concert with it during an offer period or when an offer is reasonably in contemplation.
It may enter into natural water systems via herbicide use, as a by-product of water disinfection, from emissions of spent bleach liquor of kraft pulp mills, and as a natural fungal product.
The University may enter into agreements with commercial enterprises, making it possible for the University and its investigators to realize financial rewards from the results of their scholarly activity and research when these results are beneficial to the public and have commercial value.
For instance, 100 years ago, women with multiple sclerosis were advised against pregnancy; however, in subsequent decades, studies demonstrated that this disease may enter into temporary remission during pregnancy, and it is no longer considered a contraindication [ 1].
Because tissue MMPs may enter into the blood stream and increase circulating levels, it is believed that MMP levels in the blood may serve as biological markers for disease onset or progression, and allow monitoring of the disease.
