"It recognises that more work needs to be done on order to achieve greater equality for trans people in the UK," Stewart said.
You contrast Bill Clinton's pardon of Marc Rich, the fugitive commodities trader, possibly in return for campaign contributions, to President Bush's performing above expectations and bringing a mature insistence on order to the White House.
Along the way he gives so many facts that a reading can't fail to improve the quality of life: hence my gallons of golden syrup ageing in the oven, pounds of forerib hanging from the cellar roof and microscope on order to better inspect the surface indentations of spaghetti.
This study was performed on order to evaluate the amount of the main phytochemicals (vitamin C, total polyphenols, and total flavonoids) content and their antioxidant activity.
Results show that social-technical systems (STS) design and how humans learn are important elements on order to utilize the capabilities for the monitoring system.
To optimal settings must balance three aspects: (1) comfort, (2) energy efficiency, and (3) performance margins on order to be able to quickly adapt to unexpected disturbances.
Forest reclamation and reforestation are essential on order to ensure the time continuity of woodlands in both types of landscape, i.e. mining and non-mining.
In Berlin, the Fanmeile (Fan Mile) is cordoned off with lines of big screens stretching through the Tiergarten and enough beer and sausage on order to feed 100,000 people.
