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Let us assume that the optimal unit commitment and optimization of load scheduling are made without reserve requirements.

"Into your hands I commend my soul; I offer it to you with all the love of my heart, for I love you, Lord, and so need to give myself, to surrender myself into your hands, without reserve, and with boundless confidence, for you are my Father." (www.worldprayers.org)

Yes, only now is it possible to render thanks to God without reserve, because the most dreadful thing--the death of the Redeemer and the death of all of us--was transformed through an act of love into the gift of life.

The author is second generation MRA/IC, his father Gordon Brown, 'having committed (him)self to God without reserve'.

It has not identified how many joint specialty officers it needs, and it has not yet, within a total force concept, fully addressed how it will provide joint officer development to reserve officers who are serving in joint organizations--despite the fact that no significant operation can be conducted without reserve involvement.

"It is certainly possible to apply economics to traditional societies," he proclaims without reserve.

There is hardly anything on 'From Restricted to General Economy: A Hegelianism Without Reserve', the important essay on Bataille that appeared in Writing and Difference, and not much on 'The Pit and the Pyramid: Introduction to Hegel's Semiology' (Margins of Philosophy).

As I previously mentioned, some industrial countries have managed to implement monetary policy successfully without reserve requirements.

It is composed to a good extent in the form of a dialogue, although much of this is more accurately a gripping monologue in which the protagonist reveals his impulses and observations without reserve. Kycyku's language can be delightfully vulgar, but it is never devoid of elegance and sophistication, Indeed, what distinguishes "The Rivers of the Sahara" from other works of contemporary Albanian prose is the candor and sincerity of the narrative.

I can say, without reserve, that this is one of the best accounts of a conflict which claimed the lives of over 66,000 Canadians, and had its impact on every community in our nation.

As for civil-military relations, he said the military is completely committed "without reserve or contradiction to the principle of subordination to civil authority." [Sources: Prensa Libre (Guatemala), 06/28/99; Notimex, 06/22/99, 06/28/99, 06/30/99, 07/12/99, 07/15/99]

''I can't be relieved with it without reserve, but give high marks to the fact that every possible measure has been included (in the package) to enhance liquidity and the funds have been set aside against the credit crunch,'' Imai said at a press conference.

Ultimately, Mill concluded, it should be left to public opinion, not to "law and authority," to determine "in whose mode of advocacy either want of candor, or malignity, bigotry, or intolerance of feeling manifest themselves." In short, it was "imperative that human beings should be free to form opinions, and to express their opinions without reserve." The struggle for liberty on American campuses is, in its essence, the struggle between Herbert Marcuse and John Stuart Mill.

The second section describes how the central banks in Canada, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand conduct monetary policy without reserve requirements and examines the relationship between the payments system and monetary policy procedures.

This personal little volume is informed throughout by a sense of indebtedness, of revelations assented to without reserve, whilst their depths continue to invite meditation and discovery.