A step forward came in 1516, when the grand duke Sigismund I granted Kiev a charter of autonomy, thereby much stimulating trade.
The question is whether that ambition is turned into deeds, thereby redeeming much of the often destructive record of the last five years".
Such a deliberate slow-down could help to lower the political temperature and turn negotiations into routine events, thereby shedding much of their media hype and agitation.
With the two men apart, the film starts to meander, hopping between scenes with no particular connection, and thereby losing much of its narrative focus.
Rumba thereby lost much of its popularity with Cubans, especially the poor and the dark-skinned (highly overlapping groups), to whom the government's choice of rumba as the national dance was supposed to pay tribute.
An "energy recovery system," Mr. Wilson said, works on the same principle, but is able to transfer heat from incoming or outgoing air, thereby "recapturing" much of the heat or air-conditioning lost to the outside.
But then, almost inexplicably, the museum decided midstream to elect a new chairman and appoint a new director and has thereby lost much of the credit it had recently gained.As its new chairman, the BM chose Sir John Boyd, a former diplomat in poor health with a reputation for indecision.
The measurements covered an entire spring flood cycle, from winter baseflow conditions, through the peak flow and into the early summer, thereby capturing much of the hydrological dynamics in these systems.
Erosion surfaces at the top of mountain ranges have suggested to geomorphologists that the Earth's crust can undergo rapid pulses of uplift during which rates of denudation fail to balance with rates of crustal uplift, thereby preserving much of the initial plateau topography as it rises to greater elevations.
The Council of Europe covers all but three European countries, thereby representing much of Europe.
