And if, from the laws of nature, some check to the increase of population be absolutely inevitable, and human institutions have any influence upon the extent to which each of these checks operates, a heavy responsibility will be incurred, if all that influence, whether direct or indirect, be not exerted to diminish the amount of vice and misery.
"It will continue to escalate if pressure is not exerted on Arafat to take some measures," Mr. Sneh said.
The construction industry, however, has not exerted enough effort to systemically accumulate and use such knowledge.
In vitro cell culture studies revealed that at the highest concentration tested, which corresponded to approximately 0.4 mg/ml of material, lipogels did not exert cytotoxicity to cells.
Still other teachers say that the devotee should not exert himself to control his mind; rather, with meditation his consciousness will naturally try to transcend itself and reach a blissful state.
Vaughn shambles along, not exerting himself to make us like him, or make the story believable – he lacks the script zingers or comedy situations to do so.
However, some cultivars, such as Kanto209 (K209), cultivar name Satojiman, despite possessing Pb1, do not exert resistance to rice blast during the reproductive stage.
Mr. Abbas, who has never relished his job, declared today: "I am not insisting on staying, and I will not exert any effort to keep this post.
Hibatullah need not exert much authority to continue the Taliban's annual spring offensive, especially now that the fighters have an additional motivation: avenging their leader's death.
The Foreign Affairs Committee had just issued a report concluding that "ministers did not mislead Parliament" in publishing the September dossier, and that Alastair Campbell did not "exert or seek to exert improper influence" on the dossier.
Therefore, ISO did not exert sufficient compensation to orthostatic intolerance.
