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• Even the similar devolvements of these SI cases can itself constitute evidence.
• Except for one possible devolvement . . . all issues ( aggregating Rs5, 000 crore ) have been fully subscribed ".
• The devolvement of agriculture allowed us to go from 9 people working to feed 10, to 1 person working to feed 10.
• In many situations in Tlingit morphology a similar process has occurred subsequent to the devolvement of "  ", further muddying the waters of allomorphy.
• Boyack said that as leader, she would campaign on better funding for healthcare, improvements to childcare, education and youth employment opportunities, and the devolvement of power to local government.
• In the investment banking sector, particularly in India, "'devolvement "'is a process whereby if an investment issue is undersubscribed, an underwriter is required to subscribe to the remaining shares.
• The Securities and Exchange Board of India publishes guidelines and a recommended method of computation relating to the extent of the devolvement onto a particular underwriter in the case where there are multiple underwriters, or sub-underwriters.
• However, in actuality this is really not true, in fact the loss of these jobs has much more to do with things like technology, rising worker productivity and economic devolvement then due to globalization ( Brady, Beckfield, and Zhao 321 ).
• I consequently raised this, as I said on the page, mainly needing to clarify what was going on : two new accounts with the same views, jumping in with apparent familiarity, insulting other editors, making questionable edits, and as I considered notable, both tending to make grudgy comments about " Mr . Byrne . " The specific problem I saw was that without stricter enforcement of the probation, treating new accounts like this normally would lead to another quick devolvement of the article.