We have a song we sing, words by one of our old-time rabbis, which says: "If I am not for myself, who am I? And if I don't act for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?" So the more the world powers (and the media) turn against us, the more we must rely on our own strengths.
"So theoretically, a cemetery -- if it has been healthy and viable eventually will sell all of its property, will have no more interments and must rely on the money that has been set aside in trust funds to generate income to maintain it".
In most instances, detection of increases in case counts within defined spatial and temporal boundaries, for lack of more objective methods, must rely on the attentiveness of public health officials (7 ).
Yet defects were greatly exacerbated under osmotic stress or in the absence of LpoA function, indicating that coordination by CpoB becomes more crucial under stress and/or when cells must rely more heavily on PBP1B function.
"China must rely more on domestic consumption rather than exports, and more on innovation by private companies rather than capacity expansion by state-owned enterprises," Mr. Geithner said as the dialogue started.
Most universities don't interview any more, Cole points out, so they've lost a valuable way of making a judgment, and in turn must rely more on a pupil's past performance.
More and more museums and the like must rely on the gate to survive.
As we have evidently exhausted the easier-to-access "conventional" fuels, Big Oil is now resorting to "unconventional" sources, and the industry must rely on more and more extreme extraction measures to obtain fossil fuel resources.
Allow for Mistakes Couples must rely more than ever on patience and tolerance.
For China to develop further, it must rely more on its own consumers to buy its products and services.
