A lot would have depended on the political party that controlled the court.

It was evident that it depended no more on Anna than on Veslovsky.

Please let me!' she entreated as if her happiness depended on it.

Carson City's development was no longer dependent on the mining industry and instead became a thriving commercial center.

Mass action depended on local organizations seizing the initiative, based on a loose global plan. This is what network theorists call self organizing behavior.

Buckminster Fuller once wrote, If the future of all human civilization depended on me, what would I do?

Mass action depended on local organizations seizing the initiative, based on a loose global plan.

But the decision was not up to the city s CITMA, but to the province s CITMA and government, or to the State Council.

Moreover, even if democracy were the answer, it is extraordinarily difficult to bring about, as Iraq shows.

The Marshals of the Nobility were all busy with the elections, and he could not get even the simple matter in connection with the wardship settled.

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The future position of the City of London, according to Keynes, depended on the pound sterling continuing to serve the business world as the equivalent of gold.

PRINCETON The conventional wisdom last week on whether Syria would comply with former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan s ceasefire plan was that it was up to Russia.

The creed of the Prize did not depend so much on the merit of the winners, as much as the understanding that the Prize was a powerful means to gain prestige, publicity, and advantage.

Likewise, with tens of thousands of street children entirely dependent for food on what they could scavenge or steal, the later Victorians established systems of orphanages. They commissioned the first epidemiological surveys to identify the source of cholera outbreaks which could wipe out half the population of a neighborhood in a matter of weeks and built new waterworks to stop the spread of the disease from the filthy Thames and tainted local pumps.

Likewise, with tens of thousands of street children entirely dependent for food on what they could scavenge or steal, the later Victorians established systems of orphanages.

Having obtained such details as the Princess could give about the young petitioner, Koznyshev went into the first class waiting room, wrote a note to the person on whom the decision depended, and gave it to the Princess.

If it were up to Orbach, all human activities on the high seas would need a permit from a regulatory body with the authority to monitor and sanction violators.

List noted how Britain s emergence as the first industrial nation at the end of the eighteenth century depended on prior state policies to promote British industry.

The electronic media were routinely critical of the authorities, but were owned by a handful of people and depended on their owners taste, interests, and fate.

It depended on two Ministers, one lady, and two Jews and though they had already been prepared it was necessary for Oblonsky to see all these people in Petersburg.

Koizumi slashed a large portion of the budgets for public works and abandoned the rural population, which depended on a variety of redistributive schemes. Instead, Koizumi appealed to an electoral majority comprising urban and suburban swing voters.

Anna, who was responsible for the situation, and for whom among the three it was most painful, bore it because she not only expected, but felt sure, that very soon everything would be settled and cleared up.

With regard to the exhaustion of ordinary or administrative remedies, it is also suggested that, in order to avoid deliberate procrastination, it should not be necessary to have exhausted all administrative remedies before applying for the remedy of amparo.

The second, which culminated in World War I, was driven by massed firepower, and is expressed in the saying, reportedly coined at the Battle of Verdun in 1916, artillery conquers, infantry occupies.

His views on marriage therefore did not resemble those of most of his acquaintances, for whom marriage was only one of many social affairs for Levin it was the chief thing in life, on which the whole happiness of life depended.

We ran then to our armed friends asking for protection, which was an important, fundamental contradiction we wanted to hold on to our moral supremacy, which depended largely on others violence, not the nonviolence itself.