The bread needs to function as a platform for teetering piles of ham and cheese.
It's realising that the economy needs to function," she told Radio Classique.
All it needs to function is the $politicsname variable we set before.
He refuses to sleep one minute more than he believes his mind needs to function, to eat one calorie more than his body needs to survive.
But the enzyme is normally dormant because the water in those soils keeps them free of oxygen, which the enzyme needs to function.
In a person in poor health or with a weak immune system, untreated pneumonia can cause oxygen levels to fall so far that body tissue is starved – particularly in the heart and brain – of the oxygen it needs to function.
"We are the ones who move the merchandise that this country needs to function," Julio Villascusa, a truckers' representative, told the Cadena Ser radio station on the eve of the strike.
As his father, Alex, sees it, "the world is a gigantic engine that needs to function in a certain way, with predictable actions, in order to ensure [Sam's] safety.
I was on hormone treatments because I'd had a tumor removed along with part of my pituitary gland, which makes key hormones the body needs to function.
Ending Excess The human body has a very complex and redundant system to make sure the brain gets the sugar calories it needs to function, Dr. Nestle and Dr. Nesheim explain in their book.
It is more a matter of finding a form for an agreement that is acceptable to all sides, giving the American military the practical authority it needs to function in combat while letting the Iraqis say they are not locked into a lengthy agreement.
