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(151) Policy Foundation ( EPF ) - provides analysis and commentary on U.S. employment policies and their economic effects.

(152) "The allegation is an utterly cock-and-bull story about the Chinese military based on a wild guess and illogical reasoning, " the English-language Xinhua commentary said.

(153) A commentary in one of China's more aggressive newspapers, Southern Weekend, said the hit-and-run wouldn't have become a major controversy without citizens watching and reporting online.

(154) This commentary is not to be considered as a reduplication.

(155) COMMENTARY: There is a light encircling Jamaica now. A ring of lampstands giving ample testimony to the gospel and there is a clear role for each individual ecclesia .

(156) In "China's Water Pistol[Sentencedict.com]," Paul Krugman turned commentary on China into a general attack on those who remain wary of the United States' large public debt.

(157) Another worthy resource, especially from an historical perspective, is the Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary.

(158) His spirited commentary makes a match very interesting even on the radio.

(159) Colbert King of the Washington Post won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary.

(160) This commentary by Under Secretary of State for Economic, Energy and Agricultural Affairs Robert D. Hormats is in the public domain. There are no republication restrictions.

(161) I detect a hint of I - told - you - so smugness about some of the gloomy advance commentary on Copenhagen.

(162) Mixed up throughout this love story is a serious commentary on the unemployed and disenfranchised in France today.

(163) In addition, many bloggers engage anonymously in vituperative online commentary.

(164) When I was able to elicit only a gentle smile, I thought perhaps this was a commentary on my humor.

(165) Presently, she is writing a commentary on the Books of Chronicles for Asia Theological Association.

(166) He paused to see the effect of this sardonic bit of commentary.

(167) "If the United States sticks to its Cold War mentality and continues to engage with Asian nations in a self-assertive way, it is doomed to incur repulsion in the region," the Xinhua commentary said.

(168) In a commentary with the study, Robert Blum, of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg school of public health, in Baltimore, says that 75% of all deaths in the second decade of life are preventable.

(169) A street artist arranges a blanket of pennies on a Broadway sidewalk, an appropriate commentary for a street described by one talent agent as "propelled by one thing: money."

(170) The original commentary is about typical technologies for oil shale retorting.

(171) In constructing a new philosophical system through classical commentary, cross-textual interpretation and systematic interpretation are two important methods.

(172) The Internet is quickly becoming 'the' vast store house of data, research and commentary that I hoped it would.

(173) It contains the facsimile production of Ecce Homo, Nietzsche's autobiography, including a transcription and commentary.

(174) Tall, thin and diffident around the edges, he speaks at twice normal speed, often inserting parenthetical commentary on his thoughts as he gallops ahead.

(175) The approach may remind viewers of the Ben-Day dot compositions of Sigmar Polke and Roy Lichtenstein, but it is not Xie's intention to make a similar Post-Modernist commentary on mass media.

(176) What devotees of sadomasochism do to their bodies is nothing compared to the torments that those addicted to the news and political commentary inflict on their minds almost every hour of the day.

(177) News, on - line related commentary in a short time full house.

(178) In view of these, the authors give here a comprehensive commentary on some common techniques in mutant isolation, enzyme assay and signal detection and their progress recently.

(179) Bookable associated or non - associated facility such as a commentary position, observer seat, camera position, etc.

(180) In much of the popular commentary, this conclusion was stated in highly purposive terms.