Reliably every...

Reliably every year...

Reliably every year...

So, for example, California is very reliably democratic and Texas is very reliably republican.

Other jails are reliably said to be similar.

Reliably every year... I think it steals your heart.

The inputs for programme planning should be assessed more reliably.

And my laptop runs slower, less reliably and less pleasantly than it ever has before.

(d) Business continuity (the ability to reliably use computer applications in spite of partial failures).

4. Inputs for budget estimation should be worked out more reliably in concert with field offices.

You're basically opening up the tubes that drain fluid from the middle ears, which have had them reliably full.

However, the use of the peaceful atom for the production of nuclear weapons must be reliably and safely prevented.

Many weapons will not have been designed and tested to ensure that they can safely and reliably operate world wide.

Good accounting practice requires income to be recognized when it can be measured reliably and it has a sufficient degree of certainty.

The specific causes of the assassination of Mr. Hariri cannot be reliably asserted until after the perpetrators of this crime are brought to justice.

The specific causes for the assassination of Mr. Hariri cannot be reliably asserted until after the perpetrators of this crime are brought to justice.

67. Establishment of the fact that gross and massive violations of human rights, whose perpetration is reliably confirmed, constitute international crimes also raises difficulties.

Current space surveillance systems do not reliably track objects in LEO with a radar cross section of less than 10 cm in equivalent diameter.

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And in the review, what they were interested in seeing is what kind of stresses most reliably raise levels of cortisol, the central stress hormone.

Although kits containing arrays already exist, problems pertaining to sample preparation still have to be overcome before they can be reliably used in the field.

I'm well informed.

The Danish buyer only informed the Austrian seller, who then informed the plaintiff.

It is the case that in Karachi some of the victims, notably some MQM activists, are themselves reliably suspected of being involved in atrocities, including torture and murder.

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Democracy depends on informed consent.

It's informed us about osteoporosis.

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We will keep you informed.

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And keep me fully informed.

You must all be informed.

Inui will keep us informed.

Madeleine will keep you informed.

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We know far more about Europe s football than we do about Europe s politics. The beautiful game brings people together more effectively and reliably than the European Parliament is able to do.

These developments provide for the prompt and accurate identification of a future mission s needs early in the mission planning process and allows for logistics support services to be costed more reliably.