In a game where these majors set the bar in terms of cash and quality-of-life compensation, and very young startups set the bar in terms of providing realistic shots at big windfalls, no other type of business has any chance of really competing for top talent, with any mix of cash and stock it can conjure up.
"'The most important thing for me about Oxford was not what I learnt there in terms of set texts and set books we had to read, but in terms of a respect for the best in human civilization, " she is quoted as saying at the ceremony.
But the gold standard in the 19th and early 20th centuries, under which the value of many currencies was set in terms of gold, has long been abandoned.
"He is somebody who perhaps more than any other director epitomizes the western mind set in terms of hopes and fears and dreams, " says Brooks.
The discussions with the Treasury have become bogged down over the precise price tag which will be set in terms of a cut in Northern Ireland's block grant.
Is the administration at all concerned about the precedent being set in terms of secrecy, in terms of operating military craft in other sovereign nations, and what we might see as a result when China or Russia get their hands on drones?
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To be honest the board hasn't covered itself in glory in terms of what it was set up to do.
In the weeks that remain to this election, he will have to speak to those matters in depth and in unflinching terms that set him apart from his opponent.
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He was also talking about some of the other provisions that we've set out in terms of hedge fund managers, who through a provision, a tax preference in the law, are allowed to have their income, which is designated income from their labor, be taxed at a capital gains rate -- called carried interest.
In her interview Livni defended her role in producing UN Security Council Resolution 1701 that set the terms for ending the war with Hizbullah in 2006.
It may not be what some others would want but they don't necessarily have the same set of circumstances in terms of knowing fully what we can do and what we can't do.
In statistical terms the latter data set has an R2 of .44, while the former has an R2 of .06.
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If Duffaut is to succeed in the terms that have been set out for himself and SAP, he will have to aggressively move to increase the number of competent partners who are highly motivated.
There's regulatory models in Europe where the high-capacity networks just won't be built because they've set sort of equalization in terms of the sublease rate, the wholesale pricing rate that means you're just not gonna do a high-definition interactive network.
The email further does not, in any way, seek to support any efforts by the State Department or anyone else in terms of favoring one set of message points over another, including any suggestions of removing references to known terrorist groups in the region.
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In 1978 the US government budget was set at 478 BUSD while in 1988, after two terms of Ronald Reagen it was 1, 118.5 BUSD.
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MessageLabs, the email-filtering company that Symantec acquired in 2008, posted a set of word maps today measuring the frequency of terms in spam emails from a random one-week sampling of junk mail pulled from the most prolific spam-spewing botnets.
And almost seamlessly, from then on, Dick Cheney, working closely with other members of the administration, many of whom had been his friends for decades - long before they knew George Bush - set in motion how the United States was going to respond, set the terms for the global war on terror.
In the West it is the big infrastructure projects and huge mineral deals that set the terms of the debate about China's role in the world, this staggering migration tends to get less attention.
"We set the bar extremely high in terms of credibility and quality of coaches who'd worked with Grand Slam winners and top 10 players, " said Draper.
Even with its baby steps into the search business, Facebook has again set new terms of engagement in the battle for the soul, or at least the cash register, of the Internet.
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In some cases, people see the curriculum entirely in terms of the subjects that are taught, and as set out within the set of textbooks, and forget the wider goals of competencies and personal development.
We've got an entirely new set of technologies, huge demands in terms of energy, but we've got a grid that's completely outdated.
The iTunes terms and conditions set out in great detail the parameters of the permissible uses you can make of your download, and selling it is not included.
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"We like to think we always have the right answer, and sometimes I do, but here's the difference in terms of change of mind-set: This is their system that we're observing, that we're helping them validate, " said Lt.
The UK government previously opposed votes for 16 and 17-year-olds in the independence referendum, although the measure was eventually included in the Edinburgh Agreement, which set out the terms for the vote and was signed by both Westminster and Scottish ministers.
So civil servants have been dusting off their manuals on what to do in case of a hung parliament, and the Lib Dems elaborately refuse to set out the terms on which they would co-operate with either main party in a formal coalition or an informal alliance.
In the simplest terms, an API is a set of code conventions which programmers can use to interact with an external data source or web service.
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