"There is considerable evidence of looting going on in conjunction with these terrible times, in particular, and things are coming into the market of very dubious provenance.
In general, the geological and hydrogeological settings at the site are very suitable for validating the recently developed FEFLOW add-on in conjunction with a BTES (Bauer et al. [2011]).
For example: if your three qualities are hardworking, creative thinker, punctual, you would short examples of times when you used these qualities, either on their own on in conjunction with one another.
Don't overlook the surprisingly entertaining one on conjunctions — yes, conjunctions — with its riffs on the ampersand ("the more ampersands in the credits, the crummier the movie") and the art of " 'but' management".
Also notable are the discussions of defeasibility and conditionality in Alchourron 1993, 1996, where a revision operator (operating on antecedents of conditionals) is relied on in conjunction with a strict implication operator and a strictly monadic deontic operator.
It went on: "In conjunction with the youthful appearance of the model, we considered the ad could be seen to sexualise a child.
Davies's fellow Westminster councillor Heather Acton confirmed that a 40% reduction in the quantity of buses is being worked on in conjunction with Transport for London (TfL).
Had the woman lived closer to downtown she would have seen that this weekend there is a massive festival going on in conjunction with the race, with many music acts, including Aerosmith and Cheap Trick.
This activity is carried on in conjunction with the firm's marketing staff and is used to obtain a better idea of the logistic needs of the next planning period.
Going forward, SafeHouse could live on in conjunction with Ninja Blocks.
