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• The industrial and commercial parade, underwritten by participating businesses, would be viewed by tens of thousands of potential customers and would receive extensive newspaper coverage.

• Their activity is heavily underwritten through the state health insurance schemes and the government's finance of medical, paramedical and nursing education and training.

• I am not suggesting that it is in principle silly to think that behaviors of this sort could be underwritten by genes.

• Becoming a player in this system was enormously expensive : the advances made were underwritten by a series of loans between financiers.

• The effect is underwritten by the addition of a bass drum roll, a deep vibration which is felt as much as heard.

• They have to make rationing decisions while faced with the needs of individual patients, without having recourse to publicly underwritten criteria.

• Rather, any human experience of phenomena is always underwritten by a series of expectations, understandings and prejudices.

• In the energy sector, dollar-based power purchase agreements between the investor and the electricity utility (underwritten by a government guarantee) are common.

• Well, we might; but would it not be more insightful to regard both pieces as existing in performance ontologically underwritten by recording technology?

• Much human rights is actually promoted or underwritten by state law or international law.

• Throughout the biological sciences, domain-specific functions are typically underwritten by genetics, that is, by specific innateness.

• No correspondent or editor, no matter how objective he might be, would be predisposed to harsh criticism after his trip had been underwritten.

• As we have seen, intellectuals generally do allow their existence to be underwritten by the contrasting features of elsewheres.

• But even when we confront such difficult cases, few are inclined to call into question the claim that obligations must be underwritten by real properties or relations.

• Refugee amelioration programmes underwritten by aid agencies thus offer state capacity building opportunities for host governments.