As in incumbent, his conclusion is not a guess or an assumption — it’s borne from his firsthand knowledge of the personalities and priorities of his fellow lawmakers and officials.
Source: Williamsport Sun-Gazette
It's that grounding and insight, borne of generations of Mapu men, that makes his father most proud.
Source: CBS Sacramento
“We owe that to the public as this fund will involve public funds borne out of the taxes from the sweat and tears of our people.
Source: INQUIRER.net
New research, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, provides evidence that many of the organisms borne from Earth’s primordial soup heavily relied on metal molecules, specifically nickel, to help store and expend energy.
Source: The Ohio State University News
"The price cap will encourage the flow of discounted Russian oil onto global markets and is designed to help protect consumers and businesses from global supply disruptions," she said, arguing it will help lower and middle income nations the most that have "borne the brunt" of rising energy prices.
Source: Fox Business
Swan and Summers believe that officers in Washington, not the commanders in Hawaii, should have borne the lion's share of the blame for the surprise at Pearl Harbor.
Source: WKYC.com
Her decade-and-a-half effort has borne fruit in dramatic fashion in the past two years, giving Georgia’s electoral votes to a Democratic presidential candidate for the first time in two decades, then sending two Democrats to the U.
Source: The Washington Post
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BackgroundHeartworm is a globally distributed, mosquito-borne disease of high veterinary and economic importance.
Source: Parasites & Vectors Parasites & Vectors
Disease-suppressive compost enhances natural soil suppressiveness against soil-borne plant pathogens: A critical review.
Source: Nature.com
With the strongest lofts in the Rogue ST family, the ST Max are tuned for power above all, and this was borne out when Ryan Rastall hopped on the TrackMan with these clubs and promptly registered some of his best numbers to date.
Source: Golfshake
“Healthcare providers have been one of the primary targets of False Claims Act allegations for a long time and have borne the brunt of hundreds of meritless cases that get brought every year,” said Jeff Bucholtz, a former assistant attorney general in the Department of Justice’s Civil Division and a partner at King & Spalding.
Source: McKnight's Long-Term Care News
She went on: “Such a system could involve mandatory reporting of anaphylaxis presenting to hospitals, analogous to the current system used for notifiable diseases, including some food-borne illnesses, whereby registered medical practitioners have a statutory duty to notify the ‘proper officer’ at their local council or local health protection team of suspected cases of certain infectious diseases.
Source: msnNOW
The fears around chemical weapon use were borne from Russian claims potentially "setting the scene" for some kind of "false flag" claim, Western officials said.
Source: White House BBC
They reduce crop loss, lower the prevalence of human vector-borne diseases, increase shelf life of agricultural commodities, increase livestock yields and provides better protection of wooden structures.
Source: World ReliefWeb
2) and this was also borne out by phylogenetic analysis (Supplementary Fig.
Source: Nature.com
Expenditure incurred for this project (establishing and operation) will be borne by the BARC in a phased manner totalling to nearly ₹2 crore.
Source: The Hindu
The market is driven by increasing incidence of infectious disease and cancer, rise in geriatric population, and the high prevalence of food-borne diseases.
Source: GlobeNewswire
Backed by industry experts and borne forth on solid technology and compliance, the fintech start-up XeOPAR Fintech has launched Xmonies with a clear vision and focus to enable Micro-Small-Medium International remittances and payments – or low-value remittances.
Source: MediaNews4U
Bert wanted to go to Sicily to find his Italian relatives, driven by a sentimentality borne from the notion that he’s near the end of his life.
Source: Variety
Several of Bloom’s less-heralded moves have panned out, but several have also not borne fruit, and Boston’s relative lack of spending on big-ticket players has also drawn criticism given the team’s traditional large-market ways.
Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Its consumers and companies have borne the brunt of Europe’s energy crisis, and a deep recession is looming.
Source: CNN
Game development crunch can be a chicken or an egg in this way, either borne from pressure or from responding to it.
Source: Kotaku
Return to work can be 'a really frustrating experience'Outside of these economic models, the labor impact was borne out in numerous CNBC interviews with long Covid patients and doctors who specialize in treating the illness.
Source: CNBC
(A Broadway theater has borne Ethel Barrymore’s name since 1928; her grandson was expected to visit the center.
Source: NJ.com
But cleanup costs “should be borne by the generators, manufacturers, and ‘disposers’ who benefited and continue to benefit from the decades of illicit disposal,” Little Hocking wrote.
Source: Bloomberg Law
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