They are two key components of women's reproductive rights.
PITTSBURGH Two key components of the Steelers' offense, running back Jerome Bettis and center Dermonnti Dawson, will miss the next two exhibition games.
The N.F.L. champions lost two key components of their defense, linebackers Paul Kruger and Dannell Ellerbe, as free agency began.
This clearly happened in Japan in the 1980s.There are two key components of long-term equity returns: dividend (or profits) growth and valuation changes.
So, for instance, we have a long-hours culture, which was just about acceptable in the days when it was usual for men to go out to work and women to take all responsibility for the domestic realm, but doesn't function anything like so credibly if you're trying to create a situation in which a career and a family - two key components of an individual's identity - are available to all.
(Enron is now in such deep trouble that its takeover by a rival, Dynegy, is even in doubt).The two key components of Constellation's restructuring directly involved its longtime bank, Goldman Sachs, which thought it better to be a partner than a mere adviser.
Two key components of the storage stack are the Virtual Disk Service (VDS) and VSS.
Account ownership and financial education are the two key components of school-related CDA programs.
Its name was derived from the words "imagination" and "magic"—two key components of every cartridge the company planned to release.
Furthermore, they lack two key components of PCa tumors, the tumoral microenvironment and the cancer stem cells.
Two key components of human action, the goal and the means to achieve it, were systematically investigated.
