These lawyers and others also say the settlement is self-serving to Microsoft because the donations of Microsoft software to eligible schools would serve to create an even larger market in the future for the company's products, since students would be introduced to computing by using Microsoft products like Windows, Word and Excel.
Through their unsophisticated reliance on tactless stereotyping they can serve to create divisions between groups.
"These 11th-hour revisions only serve to create more uncertainty about a very contentious issue," Mr. Niehaus said.
Saying, shouting or stage-whispering "You're welcome" will only serve to create tension the next time you encounter your neighbor.
Bill feared it would only serve to create more insurgents, and he second-guessed whether he could have interceded.
Moreover, it will serve to create more student internship and job opportunities and help the university forge closer ties with industry".
The solid structures, according to Appia, would serve to create a bond between the horizontal floor and the vertical scenery and enhance the actor's movements, which were rhythmically controlled by the music of the score.
The thing to do, then, if you want to feel like you're in London, is to follow a few key Brits, whose dispatches, for me, regularly serve to create a sense of the city as much as they reflect it.
January is also likely to bring the inauguration of George W. Bush -- a prospect that contributed to the rally on Tuesday and that could serve to create inflationary pressures.
Publication would serve to "create without justification a real risk that public confidence in the judicial system will be undermined", it went on, suggesting the risk had been exacerbated by the MP's later comments.
Governments are quick to tell us that their well publicised "tough on crime" measures – like longer sentences and stricter bail and parole regimes – serve to create the safer communities we all want to live in.
