If a publisher doesn't want ads to appear on their images, they can pay a modest fee tied to the number of times an image is viewed, rather than the one-time bulk fee typically associated with image licensing.
The modest thaw in Japan-North Korea ties came as China's leadership demonstrated its displeasure with Pyongyang in the wake of recent missile and rocket tests.
For this exercise, you'll need a sturdy stick or rod (like a broom handle or a dumbbell without weight on it. Tie a modest weight (like five or ten pounds) to the end of a sturdy string and tie the other end to the center of the rod.
While the ties cost a modest $3.99 each at A. D. Meyers Uniforms in Brooklyn, a productive officer can't have too many.
On a later visit in 1992, he looked more presidential, wearing a suit and a tie, but his modest, self-effacing manner was unchanged.
But the payouts were more modest than anticipated and were tied to longer-term performance, and there are more important matters facing the president.
Instant polls conducted after the debate are suggestive of something between a tie and a modest win for Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.
Promoting weaker alternatives, and hiding behind calls for stricter enforcement of existing laws -- something everybody supports -- the N.R.A. has succeeded in tying up the modest gun control package that passed the Senate after the Columbine High School massacre last year.
In recent years, they and other college administrators around the country have been calling for a "rational" tuition policy that would allow for modest tuition increases every year, tied to some independent index, rather than larger ones at unpredictable intervals.
