The difference is that the hiring methods do this indirectly, and probably clumsily.
Finally, this indirectly contributes to unemployed and underemployed people dropping consumption, and Main Street businesses lack of demand.
And this plant indirectly supports hundreds of other jobs right here in Toledo.
More importantly, construing the climate-change problem in this manner may unintentionally and indirectly hamper the success of more comprehensive climate-change policies.
And, somewhat indirectly, this data set is the one used to calculate the wages component of GDI, which suggests GDI will be revised up as well.
And two items of research indirectly related to this area suggest the risks may be over-hyped.
He then indirectly uses this analogy to announce that virtualization, today, replaces the hardware and that the application platforms replace the operating system.
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This should create 2, 000 new jobs directly and another 25, 000 indirectly.
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But those commissioners, the respective athletic directors, coaches, sports information directors and staff, and the TV and radio broadcasters all participated directly or indirectly by inaction, in creating the atmosphere and environment conducive for just this sort of over-the-edge-ness.
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This meant that Jonides and his team had to find a way to measure will power indirectly.
In our national ranking of 200 metropolitan regions for employer attractiveness, the four-county Syracuse region ranks in the bottom quintile. (See "map") Some of the factors indirectly affecting this ranking are beyond any city's control--such as climate and transportation grids--but one very big one is very much the province of politicians: taxes.
The rich, in other words, are the guys who can get money at ultra-low interest rates from the Fed (directly or indirectly) and use it to speculate on say, cotton (up almost 100% this year) or Chinese stocks.
In this case, the "international community" would assert oversight authority concerning American CO2 emissions and, at least indirectly, the energy use largely responsible for producing them.
In this case there would be four winners - the mobile phone users, the telecoms firms, Freeplay, and indirectly the Freeplay Foundation, which distributes wind-up radios to refugees, for example, and to children that are heads of their household because both parents have died, most likely of Aids.
So I am very confident this is going to be a worthwhile endeavor that may indirectly help your companies but is certainly going to help the country and the American people.
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