As George W. (Don't Call Me Unilateralist) Bush does the New Grand Tour (Spain, Sweden, Poland and Slovenia rather than France, Germany and Britain), he supplies our allies with a necessary psychological substitute for their former fear.
As long as wages in developing countries remain a fraction of U.S. wages, multinational companies will have a significant incentive to incorporate workers from these nations into their global supply chains and, where necessary, to substitute them for American workers.
He distinguished himself in parliament and rose through the party ranks, serving stints on the Speaker's Panel (1994 95, 1996 97), whose members are appointed to assist and, when necessary, to substitute for the speaker of the House of Representatives.
For determining (L_{0} x tau_{0})), it is necessary to substitute (2.10) into (2.9) and to solve the resulting scalar equation for (L_{0} z tau_{0})) with the initial value condition (L_{0} z(0)=rho(0 -bar{alpha}(0 -bar{alpha}
To obtain its crystallographic structure, it was necessary to substitute a tryptophan for a glutamic acid at position 100, thus creating a mutant leptin that has been reported to have biological activity comparable to the activity of the wild type but that crystallizes more readily.
This translocation is necessary to substitute for loss of GDAP1 expression.
It was necessary to substitute 327 of the selected pupils because they were absent from school when data were collected.
However, it is necessary to substitute VAT by a simple anthropometric measure to discern the high risk individuals in physical examination.
And the proliferation of prisons, however necessary, is no substitute for hope and order in our souls.
As the Times reporter Adam Clymer observed the next day, the Ronald Reagan of 1979 "was not the harsh, anti-Washington candidate of 1976," who had tried to unseat incumbent Republican President Gerald Ford by "feeding red meat to the Republican right in a necessary effort to substitute enthusiasm for breadth of support".
