Their sole purpose behind this agitation is to stop the
countability, but let me assure you under the present government, they will not be scapegoated.
Rethinking the means of both "
countability" and "accountability," Belmore allows the nails to protrude slightly from the log, discernable as reminders of the countless families who are haunted by their losses.
Caption: Richard Sipe, in the offices of BishopAc
countability. org, points to a collection of his books that he gave to the church watchdog group.
The NCAA has strict "
countability" hours limiting the amount of time student-athletes can spend in athletic-related endeavors.
In addition, to use the method of [18], the
countability of amount of players in the game considered is needed.
According to the World Bank's Poverty in a Rising Africa report, while the levels of poverty have fallen from 57% in 1990 to 43% in 2012, "from a regional perspective, inequality among Africans is rising and is high compared with other regions." This, combined with a lack of transparency and ac-
countability in most African countries, is trouble for the Africa Rising narrative.
These results include orthogonality and completeness of eigenfunctions and
countability of the real eigenvalues.
The proof is finally completed because of
countability of [??] x [??].
She credited fiscal ac:
countability and "Eds and Meds" (educational and medical facilities) partnerships for the city's positive turnaround.
Thus, Anglo-French lexical etymology occasionally functions to account for English grammatical puzzles regarding the
countability or uncountability of nouns.
Indeed, linguists now no longer classify nouns into the dichotomous categories of countable and uncountable, but have established various gradations of
countability along a continuum (Allan; Pica).