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Investors will increasingly need "to take into account factors which are non-fundamental."

D66 is also a supporter of European integration and some non-fundamental economic reform.

But there’s a whole host of non-fundamental things that could be helping boost credit quality.

The list given is not exhaustive, but includes two important types of non-fundamental transitions.

Osceola became a fundamental high school in 2006, but it did not take full effect until 2010 after the last non-fundamental students graduated.

The first scenario estimates Canadian trade at $30 billion and assumes significant, but non-fundamental changes in the current business and policy environment.

This phenomenon can be a result of the economy, a change in mortgage rates, consumer speculations, or other fundamental and non-fundamental reasons.

I continue to believe that non-fundamental factors continue to impact oil prices, both upwards and downwards,' he said.

The non-fundamental discriminants of class number 1 are:

Fundamental students face difficulties moving into non-Fundamental schools at the Grade 10 level Ms.

The role of fundamentals is stronger than the role of non-fundamental factors.'

When used with a high quality manometer the accuracy and dependability of results is far greater than with any non-fundamental method.

Thus, the even discriminants of class number 1, fundamental and non-fundamental (Gauss's original question) are:

So you have this sort of artificial non-fundamental demand for treasuries that help in these situations to drive yields lower but it’s artificial.

They continue to believe in "one" church, believing in fundamental issues there is unity and non-fundamental issues there is liberty.

It presents a rebuttal by emphasizing the teachings of the Bible against the beliefs of non-fundamental Christian sects.

Teachers of different Hindu denominations may call such homes of the gods by other names, including Svarga, each differing in non-fundamental aspects.

Some of non-fundamental bosons (namely, mesons) also may transmit forces (see below), although non-fundamental ones.

The sector specialists estimate that, allowing only for non-fundamental changes, the maximum export level the food and beverage sector could achieve by 2005 was around $19 billion in sales.

Indeed, the price rise seen over the first half of the year was mainly driven by non-fundamental factors including the financial market flows, perceived supply tightness and geopolitical factors.

However, it said that such volatility was primarily due to "non-fundamental" factors such as financial market turmoil, the weaker dollar and a worsening outlook for the US economy.

Although non-fundamental factors also may have contributed to the rise in Hungarian government paper yields, it is clearly visible that the premium required on forint investments also increased.'

We believe that more analysts will begin to bring their commodity estimates down to our levels given recent market fundamentals and some non-fundamental issues,' Dingmann wrote in a research note to clients.

He was not guilty of the offence, which is now theft, but would now be so because of s.5(4) where the innocent party's belief is classified as a non-fundamental one.

The original Gauss class number problem for imaginary quadratic fields is significantly different and easier than the modern statement: he restricted to even discriminants, and allowed non-fundamental discriminants.