And when one intervenes on the components of S's y-ing, one often intervenes on S's y-ing.
However, when one intervenes to make S y (or prevent S from y-ing), one invariably also intervenes on the components of S's y-ing.
HEWs are high school graduated women with one year of training on the components of the HEP programmes.
The first 17 looks, you see, were just jackets – a focus on the "components" of a wardrobe.
For instance, Council committees should vote on the components of the budget under their purview, like Congressional appropriations committees.
"A Chorus Line" shined a spotlight (literally and figuratively) on the components of this dancing machine, as the show's director (and Mr. Bennett's alter ego) interrogated the finalists, unearthing the kinds of confessions usually reserved for psychiatrists' couches.
More than 200 years later, computer scientists are using his mathematical theories to create e-mail filters that calculate the probability that an incoming message is spam, based on the components of the message.
Ensuring transparency of costs will help to prevent this, making it possible to calculate a reasonable scale of costs based on the components of the editorial, production and marketing process.
Any discussion of rights and membership in the legal community would be better served by focusing on the components of the term rather than the term itself.
This French model, too, was based on the components of a humble economy car, with a 2-cylinder air-cooled engine to propel its slight 1,300 pounds.
The existence of ice on the components of wind turbine causes some serious problems.
