He reminded the audience that, for all their rhetoric, inequality rose under Labour and has narrowed under the coalition.
After Miami destroyed Syracuse (9-3) by 59-0 and routed Washington (8-3) by 65-7, marginarrowedwed under the B.C.S.'s strength-of-schedule column.
Greg Barton, acting director of the Center for Islam and the Modern World at Monash University in Melbourne, said that Malaysia's religious authorities had adopted a more rigid approach to Islam in recent decades and that space for public discussion of religion had narrowed under the influence of "Saudi Salafism and Egyptian Brotherhood prejudice".
A discussion of how the Court's definition of corruption has narrowed under the Roberts Court is beyond the scope of this blog post.
The document substantially narrows the conditions under which the United States would use nuclear weapons.
Among other things, it explicitly narrows the circumstances under which the United States would consider using nuclear weapons, ruling out their use against non-nuclear countries that adhere to the provisions of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Soil microbial C/N ratio was narrow under the aforesaid intercropping systems.
GO membranes were compacted and wrinkles became narrower under the influence of hydraulic pressure.
Moreover, the frontier molecular orbital (FMO) analysis has been carried out to explain why the NHC catalysts can make the [2 + 2] cycloaddition easier to occur, which is mainly due to that the energy gap of FMOs become narrower under the NHC-catalysis condition.
First among them is the question of whether, and how, to narrow the circumstances under which the United States will declare it might use nuclear weapons — a key element of nuclear deterrence since the cold war.
In 2009, the last year O'Malley pushed to end capital punishment, the effort ended in a compromise that narrowed the circumstances under which the death penalty could be sought.
