If the rust becomes uncontrollable, then a state's entire soyabean crop could be destroyed in just a few days.
ECONOMIST: The spores of wrath have descended on a southern crop
The plug was finally pulled when Bank Handlowy, then a state-owned bank, refused to lend the yard any more money without state guarantees.
Palin's record as a small-town mayor and then a state governor is full of the kinds of anecdotes and petty intrigues common to a lot of political careers.
French judges investigating misuse of funds in 1989-93 by Elf , then a state-run oil company, were denied access to papers detailing bribes paid to foreign firms to win contracts.
Then a Republican state senator managed to bottle up Mr Knowles's bill until the legislative session ended on May 8th.
Lancaster University will then use a state-of-the-art statistical system to identify which cases are related to quickly identify potential clusters.
The PlayBook would only be released seven months after it was announced, and even then in a state that seemed rushed out the door.
ENGADGET: Editorial: BlackBerry 10, the waiting and the damage done
If you get a bonus, the IRS will take a piece of it, and then your state will take a piece, and then, if you have a child getting financial aid, the college bursar will take a piece by lowering your aid.
FORBES: Paying for College: How the Financial Aid Formulas Work
Is he going to provide tax breaks to get a nanny for all the children (wait, that would not work because it would then be a nanny state).
FORBES: A Binder Full Of Women And Why They Need Health Reform
The way to stabilise a chaotic heart would be to wait until it comes closer to a more periodic state and then give it a small electric shock to nudge it into that state.
He later made refrigerator components and then built a former state-owned enterprise into China's best-known motorcycle company.
Districts that fail to settle by then will face a state-imposed system designed by Education Commissioner John King.
New mopeds with engines below 50cc would then qualify for a state handout of 300, 000 lire and larger two-wheelers for 500, 000 lire.
If the economy were then in a dire state, equity and property prices would have plunged and the assets would not cover the liability.
ECONOMIST: The retired are always supported by their children
The Palestinians would then get a provisional state with temporary borders.
To gain permission to manufacture their new model-a right then held by a few dozen state-owned factories-Wang and Pan lugged their prototype 2, 000 km to Beijing to show the Minister for Light Industry.
The New York State United Teachers, a statewide teacher labor federation, then sued the state, bringing things to a halt.
The House tallies up the electoral votes in a special session of the next Congress in January, and if no candidate reaches a majority, then each state's delegation in the House casts a vote for president.
He went to a local secondary school of 49 pupils, then via the state university to a Rhodes scholarship at Oxford, a Harvard doctorate and eventually to Maryland University, where he spent most of his career.
He did not play as a sophomore or junior and then led the state with 19 sacks as a senior.
Chris Perry then gave Oklahoma State a 1-point lead with a win over Penn State's Matt Brown in the first title match, the 174-pound finals.
According to longstanding principles of international law, when one country has a bilateral treaty with another and is then "succeeded" by a different state (as Russia has succeeded to the rights and duties of the Soviet Union under a number of treaties), the bilateral treaty remains in effect only if both states so affirm--the new state and its predecessor's treaty partner.
They are airing a plan promoted by the Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, to get on with building a state that can then be presented for recognition by the UN Security Council in a couple of years.
The Arab League called for a ceasefire, and then for a meeting of its heads of state.
However, if a person has paid into a second state pension already then they will get the money back, a spokesman said.
Like most other homeschooled children I know, they are instead out making sandwiches for the soup kitchen, interacting with patients in a nursing home, providing a color guard for the state legislature session, then getting a chance to attend a luncheon and speak with the other attendees.
FORBES: Leadership Takes Many Forms - Like A 13-Year-Old Lecturer In A Ski Cap
Within the chip, the electrons were condensed into a quantum fluid, which were then excited to mix with photons in a state called a polariton.
It was Netanyahu who accepted a two-state solution and then enforced, upon American demands, a 10-month moratorium on settlement building, which was also an attempt to reach out to the center left.
FORBES: Benjamin Netanyahu V. Yair Lapid, And The Psychology Of Israeli Decision-making
This is the prince who dispensed with handshakes when he met Jamaican prime minister Portia Simpson Miller in March 2012 and gave her a hug instead (he said he had heard that she liked hugs.) On the same day he also challenged Olympic multi-medallist Usain Bolt to a race and then went on to impersonate Bob Marley during a state dinner.
He then played a season with Seminole State in Oklahoma, but got hurt.
FORBES: Atlanta Braves Catcher Evan Gattis Is The Best Story In Baseball's Early Season
应用推荐