This superimposition of foreign sources is a technique pioneered by visionary composers like Ives and Stockhausen.
"They're concerned about climate change and they want to reduce our reliance of foreign sources of fuels".
Though we probably cannot become independent of foreign sources, drilling in these regions would likely reduce our dependence significantly.
(In speeches, O'Connor has endorsed the use of foreign sources, but she has rarely mentioned them in constitutional-law opinions).
The two biggest corporate tax breaks are for accelerated depreciation of machinery and equipment, which saved corporations an estimated $76 billion in 2011, and deferral of foreign source income.
Yemen is already awash with small arms and explosives acquired over years of war and insurgency, much of it brought in from a number of foreign sources through its poorly controlled ports.
Standing in the local Hess gas station and convenience store that she owns -- it draws some of its electricity from wind -- Ms. Swartz added that she was also acutely aware of concerns about the country's dependence of foreign sources of energy.
This spring, fifty-four conservatines in the House of Representatives sponsored a resolution criticizing the use of foreign sources by the Supreme Court, and, in August, Representative Steve King, a Republican from Iowa, completed an investigation of the Justices' foreign trips, based on the disclosure forms that they are required to file.
Other challenges and risks can also be due to distance, lack of technology, capacity of foreign sources, lack of knowledge of foreign business practices, and so forth (Cho and Kang 2001).
The credibility of foreign sources must be weighed.
