If they can, the Bush administration may be able to deliver on its greatest expectation -- the transformation of a region that couldn't imagine anyone assuming all the risks associated with ejecting the tyrant of Baghdad.
We hope to see all VC firms draw from this template to formalize their own binding policies, establish them with urgency, and consistently follow-through with ejecting or punishing staff that violate them.
The American Heart Association AHAA) has defined CHF as a complex clinical syndrome that can result from any structural or functional cardiac disorder that impairs the ability of the ventricle to fill with or eject blood [1].
Heart failure can result from any cardiac disorder that impairs the ability of the ventricle to fill with or eject blood, but the most common underlying cause is coronary artery (or heart) disease (Hunt et al. 2001).
Often, the seminal vesicles burst when filled with sperm, ejecting the spermatozoa into the surrounding waters or into the seminal receptacle of another individual.
Patients complained that HMOs encouraged doctors to skimp on care ("drive-through deliveries", with mothers ejected from hospital soon after birth, were particularly notorious).
The G8 itself has fractured, with Russia ejected and subject to economic sanctions for its role in the war in Ukraine.
When hydrogen ions in solution react with electrons ejected from a metal, hydrogen atoms are formed at the surface, where they combine among themselves or with other hydrogen ions and electrons to give gaseous hydrogen molecules.
"I'm going to work on my autobiography and come to terms with being ejected from a the company I helped build".
The winds deposit enriched material back into the ISM and can even collide with previously ejected matter to form stellar-wind bubbles and planetary nebulae.
