The philosophy of juche, usually translated as 'self-reliance', in practice denotes a unique degree of politically autistic behaviour.
Or did he truly believe that Trump, a man with no experience in national-security matters, possessed a unique degree of probity and judgment?
But ultimately the court has a unique degree of independence from the executive and legislative branches, that even in times of great difficulty it does not lightly give up".
For the first time we have the richness of data, low cost of storing it, deep analysis tools and real-time technologies to enable us to interact with customers as individuals, creating a unique degree of communications relevance through the right message to the right customer at the right time in the right channel.
Miranda Carter (whose first book this is) acknowledges how much she is indebted to other books, particularly about the Cambridge spies, but she has had a unique degree of access to Blunt's papers, and has interviewed, and quotes tellingly from, scores of people who knew him well.
In fact, Burns didn't invent the stanza, and the fact that it acquired his name suggests that literary history is registering the unique degree of identification, as well as the fact that Burns wrote a great many brilliant poems in the meter.
Furthermore, reduced pipetting steps by as much as 90% and a unique degree of hands-free automation makes the analytical possibilities for this instrumentation far reaching.
The agency enjoys a stellar reputation as a potent source of technological innovation for the U.S. military, in large part thanks to the unique degree of autonomy, flexibility, and authority given DARPA program managers, who serve relatively brief tenures.
The flat-fibre platform offers a unique degree of freedom by allowing surface and sub-surface devices to be integrated onto a single optical chip with the potential for straightforward incorporation into integrated photonic circuits or opto-fluidic devices.
Unlike in Tunisia, where women enjoy a unique degree of equality in the work force by Arab-world standards, Egyptian women do not yet account for a third of the labor force, according to the World Bank.
