The programmatic ITN distribution targets by Global Fund-supported programs are presented as cumulative figures, but when compared to international targets (described below), we assume a fixed life of 4 years for each net [13].
The death benefits offered by Bank on Yourself-style whole life policies actually grow at an ever-increasing rate and surpass those of fixed term-life policies over time.
After a lifetime of fixing, rescuing, life-preserving, keeping relationships together come hell or high water, I had no desire to work things out, talk it through, process the pain or communicate my deepest feelings.
The Internet and data transmission may prolong the life of fixed lines.
Cruise will play a "scavenger" sentenced to a life of fixing drones on an uninhabitable surface but things heat up when he discovers a crashed ship.
The concept of a fixed half-life for plasma hCG during treatment of hCG-producing germ cell tumours is inappropriate and should be revised.
Geo News channel reported that Pakistan's High Commissioner in London, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, had spoken to detectives while its sports minister, Ijaz Hussain Jakhrani, told Reuters that any players convicted of fixing would be banned for life.
The science is disturbingly clear: if you are malnourished until age 3, your neural formation suffers, and most of that underdevelopment is fixed for life.
Yet this is the promise of material utopia: that a change of products can fix your life -- if not this change, then the next.
The present article concentrates on the historical forces that transformed the primitive Christian movement into a church that was recognizably "catholic"—that is, possessing identifiable norms of doctrine and life, fixed structures of authority, and a universality (the original meaning of the term catholic) by which the church's membership could extend, at least in principle, to all of humanity.
