"I would be irresponsible as president of the United States if I didn't bring into play the Ex-Im bank and other mechanisms to make American investments competitive with others around the world.
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In her major duet, Robert Lyon's magnificent partnering gave her the freedom to bring into play the amplitude of her dancing with its legato, its loose-hipped high extensions and its plunges into arabesque.
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According to Balducci, the reclamation of religious identities has to be based on a lay approach to the peace question in order to bring into play each of the various memories of mankind.
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Neefs was very skilled in the handling of tonal variety and by moving from light to shade he was able to bring into play the effect of outside or internal light on the church interior.
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"Market characteristics clearly show that no other combination of companies would bring into play as many potential problems in terms of store overlap, " said Ronald Ziegler, president and chief executive of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores.
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"Even when an institution makes innocent mistakes, the government has the ability under the False Claims Act to argue that the institution acted recklessly and to bring into play these very onerous damage and penalty provisions, " he said.
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In this respect it is an act of war, and any attempt to exercise it against a power strong enough to resist would be a commencement of hostilities, and at once bring into play the rights and duties affecting neutrals.
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Some length has been added for the Open, with six tees repositioned to increase the yardage from 6, 933 yards to 7, 115 and to bring into play some old hazards and bunkers that have been flown over by today's big hitters.
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Dichotomies or boundaries " such as government / non-government, expert / local, internal / external, process / outcome, flexibility / accountability, participation / control, and the temporal or issue scope of a problem " are distinctions that inclusive managers often bring into play.
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A new back tee on the par-5 second will make it difficult for most golfers to reach in two, and another on 17 will bring into play the pine tree on the left side of the fairway that President Eisenhower made famous by saying it should be cut down.
