As Greenhouse points out, even today, in their weakened position, unions as a whole deliver substantial wage gains to their members.
(5) The genes do not (on the whole) confer substantial risks of any other cancer.
Despite the fact that prevalence of any exposure to unspecific solvents as a whole was substantial, that to specific agents or mixtures was low and even lower at the highest levels for these agents.
Aerosols and low-altitude reflective clouds in the marine boundary layer have been shown to impact the climate system as a whole, triggering substantial research on the origin and chemical composition of marine aerosols.
Although sows invest relatively little per offspring, their energy expenditure during the lactation period on the litter as a whole is substantial, and this is reflected in the great weight loss in many sows (e.g., reviewed by Drake et al. 2008).
The direction on the syllabus content published by the department last year, and which exam boards must follow, specified: "Students should study a range of high-quality, intellectually challenging, and substantial whole texts in detail.
The motion, passed nem con, noted that "those resident in the UK can be extradited to foreign jurisdictions without a basic case first being made in a UK court", and that "British judges have been unable to bar extradition on the grounds of 'forum' where allegedly activity has taken place in whole, or in substantial part, in the UK".
Their view is that the difference was in fact the whole or a substantial part of the price they paid, given the slide in RBS's shares, which would be worth 28p today were it not for changes to the way the bank calculates its market value.
So, he is a substantial whole.
The trouble is that in many cases the same thing seems to be both an integral whole and a substantial whole.
