How To Use Ancillary In A Sentence
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The trend toward à la carte pricing - once the hallmark of no-frills, low-cost carriers - has in recent years been adopted by the legacy airlines, and will likely continue in 2009, as carriers try to boost what they call ancillary revenue.
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One of the areas I looked at first was the so-called ancillary services - that is cleaning, catering and laundry.
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Shipping case, soft carrying case, eyepiece and objective lens cap, and arctic adapter assembly are authorized ancillary items.
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The chapters commenced with a short description of the particular subject, followed by numerous photographs of vehicles and other ancillary equipment.
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It's an ancillary of the overall development.
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England, as the bigger, richer player with more money in the kitty, could apparently offer more in the way of expensive, ancillary support.
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One of the ancillary reasons, Hall decided to visit Assam was because he wanted to see if he could find the fabled graveyard of elephants - the final resting place these behemoths head towards when they sense the end was near.
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Figure 2 shows payments in 2007 by one large private insurer for appendectomies (then code DRG 107) and coronary bypass grafts with cardiac catheterization (code CABG, then DRG 107) in California at what are known as "tertiary hospitals" - those with the ability to support medical specialists in medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery, their subspecialties and ancillary services.
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These cases fall within the ancillary or incidental jurisdiction of the International Tribunal.
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A third cost element is the cost of ancillary services such as the swap fee.
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The chapters commenced with a short description of the particular subject, followed by numerous photographs of vehicles and other ancillary equipment.
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Hari said that a week after the signing of the presidential instruction, the necessary ancillary regulations would be issued.
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The staff, support and ancillary workers at the four-strong Dudley Group of hospitals plan to strike until August 18.
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Listening to Kyan talk about all the ancillary benefits of relaxation and mental discipline piqued my interest.
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The danger is made the more potent by changes in public funding for ancillary relief cases that came into force last October.
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The need is more doctors and more ancillary staff, including kitchen and cleaners.
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Ancillary staff All educational establishments are dependent for their day-to-day running on the ancillary staff.
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This is effectively the same as carrying two or three extra passengers around all the time and means ancillary components such as brakes, steering and suspension have more work to do and sometimes have to be uprated.
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Those that adapt and offer good products will thrive from the increased exposure and ancillary revenue streams (even if they’re receiving less from traditional advertising); those that don’t, will cry foul and dwindle away.
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The company is one of the leading global makers of pumps and ancillary equipment across a number of sectors, including oil and gas and mining.
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Many chapels have an important asset in the form of substantial ancillary accommodation.
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They are also influenced by the business environment, the network of other support services and ancillary markets, and the soundness of the regulatory system governing the conduct of business.
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We think that the 30% private health insurance rebate on ancillary and extra items, not hospital cover, but the ancillaries really should be abolished and that funding redirected to the Public Hospital System.
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Ancillary staff All educational establishments are dependent for their day-to-day running on the ancillary staff.
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Offices overlook harbour activity while ancillary services are aligned alongside the low cliff to the rear.
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A third cost element is the cost of ancillary services such as the swap fee.
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While it has even been observed that the presence of G6PD deficiency could provide "an evolutionary advantage" in malarial endemic environments, it of course remains the case that one must first survive and surmount the ailment itself (and its attendant complications) in order to realize any of its ancillary immunological benefits.
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This may extend to ancillary buildings, structures or areas such as outhouses, a garage, a driveway, a garden and so forth.
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War, in short, is good for a lot of spin-offs and ancillary benefits -- to some segments of society, at least.
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The bathroom was little more than a small ancillary chamber -- a walk-in cupboard, more or less.
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His irritating pseudo-epilepsy stands out as one of several examples where the editing misdirects our attention to issues ancillary to the show.
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Such clauses exclude all prior representations and negotiations, and, usually, ancillary documentation, such as sales literature, as well.
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There is training, health insurance and ancillary benefits, payroll taxes, and so forth.
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The building provides the Ministry with a large children play/education hall, a smaller quiet area and ancillary office and support areas.
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Carry the necessary ancillary equipment needed to make your visit to the offshore dive site pleasurable.
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The turnover and employment figures rise exponentially when ancillary activities such as taxis and various contractor-suppliers are factored in.
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Criticism by many research workers has led to the development of ancillary measures, involving more sophisticated techniques.
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These data may indicate ancillary information associated with the document indexed at the original repository.
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Other than operator assistance and similar ancillary services, the Bell Systems placed no content on the network.
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GPs needed to be able to make themselves more available to teenagers and that required State support for ancillary services and the employment of nursing staff and counsellors at surgeries, he said.
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Manual repairs typically require neighbouring tracks to be shut down, so ancillary equipment can run on them.
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Many of the monastery's ancillary buildings were added upon his arrival.
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Ancillary rooms for changing, treatments and exercise are buried underground and skylit.
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U.S.C. '7 (9) defines the term "special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States" to include residences in foreign States and the land appurtenant or ancillary thereto, irrespective of ownership, used for purposes of United States Government missions or entities or used by United States personnel assigned to those missions or entities.
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Second, clause 6 of the bill allowed the gallery building to be used for purposes ancillary to the display of arts and crafts.
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In addition, ancillary studies, including immunochemistry stains, can be performed on cell blocks and furnish very valuable and critical evidence for a definitive diagnosis.
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Public readings were an esteemed but ancillary activity, something an established poet might do spurred by vanity, ambition, or a shortage of funds.
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The transport corps is ancillary to the infantry.
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We produce sawmill equipment such as portable sawmill, vertical band saw, cut timber machinery, log splitter, woodworking circular saw and ancillary equipments.
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US Airways for example is set to earn ancillary revenues of $400 million to $500 million from its ancillary revenue programme in 2009.
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There are also a number of ancillary buildings including offices, workshops, gatehouses, a summerhouse and turbine house.
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Because of their weekly visits for chemotherapy and their need for ancillary hospital facilities and oncological expertise, however, patients became attached to the unit, which became a primary provider of care.
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The ancillary activities required will also generate significant employment.
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Writers do not predict the future but use writing as a cognitive ancillary in the demystification of the present.
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The planned new mast features six antennae, two telecommunications dishes, and at ground level, radio equipment cabinets and ancillary development.
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His debunking was merely an unintended ancillary to his campaign to become a local hero and impress the girls.
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Additionally, they assert jurisdiction for their common-law tort claims under principles of pendent and ancillary jurisdiction.
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In addition, the medical center offers ancillary services such as audiology, balance testing and rehabilitation.
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The developer, Marlin Estates, spent ￡19m on Wisley and decided to steer clear of ancillary activities and concentrate on golf.
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We will review our stated position only if we are satisfied that the viability of the project is not being impinged, the integral nature of the mother plant and our ancillary units are being maintained and all stakeholders are committed to develop a long-term congenial environment for smooth operations of the plant," a Tata spokesman said in a statement.
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Differentiation is no longer a function of service type and price, but of ancillary support services provided during the network lifecycle.
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The entire complex of the main temple and its ancillary structures and subsidiary shrines is in the middle of a rectangular, defined by a portico with a double colonnade.
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In a psalter the Psalms are often preceded by a calendar and contain ancillary texts such as canticles, creeds, a litany of saints, and other individual prayers, hymns, and occasionally even the hours of the Virgin.
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It also does the ancillary work, such as recording the calls for billing purposes.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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The ancillary action of the cue ball, when using side spin to compensate for throw, is an entirely different subject that can not be covered here.
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The developer, Marlin Estates, spent ￡19m on Wisley and decided to steer clear of ancillary activities and concentrate on golf.
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Large charities with extensive staffs should be discouraged from handing responsibility for fundraising to other organisations, as if it were only ancillary to their work.
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an ancillary pump
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Centralized departments seem superior regarding ancillary support services and teacher motivation and experience.
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The subsequent ancillary development to support the burgeoning populace headed for this part of the city added its own flavour to the area.
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For the Middle Eastern client, the company provided both the filling equipment and the ancillary sanitation support.
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The constitutive SrtA catalyzes the covalent binding of the minor ancillary AP2 to peptidoglycan and since its inactivation leads to pilus secretion
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While it has even been observed that the presence of G6PD deficiency could provide "an evolutionary advantage" in malarial endemic environments, it of course remains the case that one must first survive and surmount the ailment itself (and its attendant complications) in order to realize any of its ancillary immunological benefits.
Randall Amster: The Most Common Disease You've Never Heard Of
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Spirit, along with Europe's leading cut-rate airline Ryanair, are unashamed industry leaders at generating ancillary revenue by seemingly renting every inch of in-flight display space to advertisers.
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Adherence to Web standards is not that hard, and comes with a number of ancillary benefits to authors, like search engine optimization and easy transformation.
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Training of more than 200 editorial and ancillary staff on the new system is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
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The developer, Marlin Estates, spent ￡19m on Wisley and decided to steer clear of ancillary activities and concentrate on golf.
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The current bid aims to restore the main hall and ancillary buildings and redisplay the museum's unique social history collections.
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These grandly conceived spaces, together with the smaller ancillary rooms, constituted an extraordinary museum of classical art.
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Many chapels have an important asset in the form of substantial ancillary accommodation.
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The extension would have meeting rooms, an ancillary to the existing conference facilities, ten bedrooms and a presidential suite.
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Home Entertainment was no longer ‘just an ancillary.’
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Politico does raise an authentic concern, however, in noting that many ancillary groups -- including "the Democratic National Committee" and "campaigners for the legalization of marijuana" are looking to "co-opt the energy" of the Rally To Restore Sanity.
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It was necessary to look at work history to tell whether the work was ancillary or marginal.
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Campaigning to change government policy is ancillary to the charity's direct relief work.
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Meanwhile, the reforms have generated an impressive array of ancillary benefits.
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Thus far, molecular testing has found, at least, an ancillary role in most areas of the clinical laboratory including hematology, microbiology, chemistry, and immunology.
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Of course the pleasure of their occupation was an ancillary of the object of the contract, but was not the very object of the contract.
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Although the book is not all-inclusive, it certainly has use as an introduction or ancillary to the study of international law as it relates to the contentious topics of borders.
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Move your mouse over the menu button on the lower right icon and ancillary menu functions will scroll up.
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Beyond the salary cap system issues that divide the sides, union executive director Billy Hunter said there were six pages of what he called ancillary items, such as the draft age and the commissioner's disciplinary rights, that still must be addressed before a deal.
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Another of the ancillary roles she had taken upon herself was as a part-time photographer of studio activity.
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The providers of domestic, portering and ward ancillary staff are also subjected to pressure from staff for the peak-holiday periods.
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The essential electrical system consists of alternate sources of power, connected distribution systems and ancillary equipment.
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Ancillary rehabilitative services are available from the first post-op day, and the same team continues to follow the patient after discharge.
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The plans provide for eight dwelling-houses, six ground floor apartments, six duplex apartments, an office and all ancillary site works.
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Making or adapting these materials can be a time-consuming business and the help of ancillary assistance can be welcome.
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This is especially true of processes mediated by the sense of olfaction, because wind and water currents control the dispersal of odor signals and act as ancillary cues during odor plume following.
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Quite a strong argument was presented to the committee that we should remove ancillary activities altogether from the bill.
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The key findings of the report show the lack of berthing facilities is hampering further development, as well as the need for ancillary facilities.
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Using Masson trichrome stain and ancillary immunostains, the diagnosis of seminoma was established.
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But Henry had suffocated her, bit by bit, until everyone around them saw her as nothing more than his ancillary.
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The Network also plans to encourage collaborations among clinical and basic researchers to generate information and develop ancillary studies using the resources of the database.
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Education services, of course, are a vitally important aid to parents in providing schooling and ancillary services.
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But in recognizing the role of one ancillary, we should not overlook others.
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No hospital can function well without receptionists, cleaners, administrators, porters and all the other ancillary staff.
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The design allows for support and ancillary services in a pleasant court-yard-style environment.
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The developer, Marlin Estates, spent ￡19m on Wisley and decided to steer clear of ancillary activities and concentrate on golf.
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The question remained of the weight to be given to such an agreement if an application was made to the court for ancillary relief.
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However important the preached word was to the mendicants and the late medieval princes of the pulpit, it was still ancillary to the sacraments.
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Thus, discussions of epigenesis and preformation often bring in other ancillary questions and are difficult to separate from their contexts.
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The addition of ancillary revenue streams like high-speed Internet access and telephony make in-market competition more attractive today, proponents say.
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Dunning's murder is a reminder of the terrible dangers faced by our soldiers and police involved in peacekeeping operations around the world, and by the ancillary personnel who support them.
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Staff are vital and there are constant problems in obtaining enough medical, nursing and ancillary staff at the required standards.
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But complete with all its fittings and ancillary buildings, it could be viewed as a social document that would provide an educational resource for Bristol.
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Where a last minute rescue was once good for the cover of Life magazine or a key to the city, the average citizen is more liable to sue superheroes for the damages and injuries ancillary to their work.
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For example, some Health Authorities tried to obstruct the competitive tendering process for ancillary services.
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It is understood the local authority is agreeable to the proposal but will have to receive funding for the ancillary road works which the project will require.
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If the restraint was deemed to be merely ancillary to the main purpose of a lawful contract, then it would be lawful.
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Once more, the government had been drawn in to organize and superintend a national scheme of poor relief, and ancillary codes of practice governing geographical mobility, house building, and the promotion of overseas trade.
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The SCC took on the project in July with the help of Kathy Ulmer, manager of security ancillary operations at the university.
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The new short term plan is an ancillary to ‘A Platform for Change’, the outline for Dublin's transport solutions between 2000-16.
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The early history of music-printing relates closely to printing in general and to the ancillary arts of engraving, map-making, and die-cutting for coins and medals.
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One of the areas I looked at first was the so-called ancillary services - that is cleaning, catering and laundry.
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To authorize and control the promotion and conduct of Government lotteries and matters ancillary thereto.
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Sandblasting machine and ancillary products Shachen separator, industrial vacuum cleaner and efficient filter and dust collector, and so on.
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He inspired the creation of Oxford's earliest ancillary scientific post, becoming in effect the first professional laboratory technician.
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Measuring about 11,350 square metres, it comprises production/warehouse accommodation of over 8,400 square metres with additional ancillary space.
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As prices rise, so do the ancillary costs of art ownership such as shipping, storage and insurance.
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In addition to courses, the centralized department may offer ancillary support services such as counseling and tutoring.
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These grandly conceived spaces, together with the smaller ancillary rooms, constituted an extraordinary museum of classical art.
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Additionally, there is an ancillary data channel used for transmitting spatial information.
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But complete with all its fittings and ancillary buildings, it could be viewed as a social document that would provide an educational resource for Bristol.
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The book will be useful to ancillary health care personnel, including nurses and laboratory technologists as well as physicians.
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There were three aspects - skills training, career enhancement, previously called attitudinal development, and the very important entrepreneurship where youths are taught how to set up a business and all ancillary matters.
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However, we have, in California and other state, what we call ancillary probate.
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He said that 15 to 20 percent of losses was what "everyone learned to live with in 1991 and 1992" and that aid workers even coined a term to euphemize the theft - "traditional distribution" - because even though the food was getting looted, it still ended up in local markets, having the ancillary effect of reducing overall food prices and making food more affordable for the poor.
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An action and proceedings ancillary to an action shall be commenced in the manner prescribed by the rules.
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Their scheme includes 12 two-bedroom duplex apartments in a two storey plus dormer block on part of the site, and the construction of a pub, lounge, community meeting room and ancillary services in a separate building on the site.
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Defects in such ancillary equipment as central heating boilers or electrical installations would be subject to the normal Donoghue v Stevenson principle if such defects gave rise to damage to other parts of the building.
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Other ancillary treatments that are gaining popularity are microdermabrasion for acne scarring; laser hair removal for back, chest, and hairline; treatment of telangiectases (spider veins and capillaries).
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Will it help Kenya's 500,000 people employed in agriculture, horticulture and its ancillary industries?
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Cavalry was now almost an ancillary, if still an indispensable arm.
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The prison service had its own permanent doctors, assisted by ancillary staff.
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We produce sawmill equipment such as portable sawmill, vertical band saw, cut timber machinery, log splitter, woodworking circular saw and ancillary equipments.
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In the compound below you could make out the plan of the palace and all the ancillary buildings.
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All instrumentation and ancillary controls worked, including the left sided direction indicators, this being a European car.
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It is clear as a cloudless day that hospital wards and their ancillary facilities need to be designed from a microbiological angle to make “life hard” for any kind of microflora to survive in problematic numbers.
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The Board would also agree that the circumstances in which the agreement was made might be relevant in an ancillary relief claim.
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As well as this, a single-storey ancillary building containing a small shop and a laundry / drying room and an office will also be developed.
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Project, production and validation engineers are required not only by the main pharmaceutical companies, but by a variety of ancillary support operations.
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“Other ancillary rights” includes proceeds from nontheatrical distribution, royalties from music soundtracks, royalties from merchandise licensing, video games, book publishing and other similar exploitation.
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Thus far, molecular testing has found, at least, an ancillary role in most areas of the clinical laboratory including hematology, microbiology, chemistry, and immunology.
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The complex includes offices, stables and other ancillary buildings of red brick.
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Ancillary rooms for changing, treatments and exercise are buried underground and skylit.
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When I went to the Madras College, during which time I was also staying at Cholamandal, my ancillary was sheet metal work, so I had to do that and also it was what could bring in a little money.
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Revealed truth, given through the tra - dition to which one is committed, must be the ruling mistress; philosophy, through which the metaphors of scripture are harmonized with each other and with other systematic knowledge, must be ancillary (from ancilla, the Latin word for serving girl).
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The validity and relevance of some of this ancillary material is questionable and this potentially detracts from the value of the work, overall.
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But there's still a lot of what we call ancillary action around.
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A Tata Motors spokesperson told ET: “We will review our stated position only if we are satisfied that the viability of the project is not being impinged, the integral nature of the mother plant and our ancillary units are being maintained and all stakeholders are committed to develop a long-term congenial environment. â€
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Water supply, services and ancillary sectors are too important to be put into the hands of people whose main concern is the profit margin, and will leave us with a fragmented and unaccountable industry.
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Why have tax payers pay twice for this program ... federal tax dollars and state tax dollars, plus we'd save money in ancillary costs ie salaries, retirement and other overhead costs.
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American Airlines, which last year pocketed an extra billion in "ancillary revenue," calls them "a pretty big success story.
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Campaigning to change government policy is ancillary to the charity's direct relief work.
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There's also a very familiar ancillary debate about the importance of ‘good news.'
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The General Commissioners had erred in law in concluding that the ancillary lighting was plant.
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You have to take into account a lot of ancillary factors and mitigating circumstances.
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This writer was delighted, therefore, to see a recent report from Croke Park on the money that is being earned from ancillary activities, such as business conferences and meetings.
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Planning permission has been granted for an additional seven bedrooms and ancillary rooms, which will accommodate another 10 residents.