The report says they described conditions that matched the Victorian definition of sweated labour: "when earnings were barely sufficient to sustain existence, hours of labour were such as to make lives of workers periods of ceaseless toil; and conditions were injurious to the health of workers and dangerous to the public".
As a result, factors affecting accumulation of livestock assets and access and claim to grazing lands have direct implication on pastoralists' sustained existence (Chambers and Conway 1991).
"The nature of digital culture seems to encourage niche-ification but it seems to be harder for a convergence of energy around something that has any kind of long-term, sustained existence," says Reynolds.
Combining these two observations suggests the sustained existence of Nox1active even if it might have a low concentration.
A resourceful hunt could easily find ways of sustaining its existence within the law as long as it stopped short of allowing the hounds to tear the fox to pieces.
Indeed, it was observed that siblings of centenarians have an increased relative risk of reaching 100 years, sustaining the existence of a heritable component of human longevity [ 42– 42].
From the time immemorial until the turn of the century, organizations of different capacities have been investing in human resources as one way of sustaining the existence of their operations.
Metabolic processes in the body are chemical reactions that are required for the purpose of sustaining the existence of the individual.
But this bodiless entity outside our universe sustains our existence; He is, in Eagleton's words, "the condition of possibility of any entity whatsoever.
In truth, the Redeemed came to America because this is where the money is, and because American freedoms allow all religions — even the most bizarre — not only to exist but to sustain their existence by exemption from taxes.
If we think of the immaterial soul in Cartesian terms, there simply isn't anything that can happen to such a soul (barring its being no longer sustained in existence by God) that could bring it about that the soul ceases to be; Cartesian souls are "naturally immortal".
