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I asked them why they did not cut steps in the blocks , so as to make the ascent easier for ladies . Therefore , he who considers the actions and the genius of this man will see nothing , or little , which can be attributed to fortune , inasmuch as he attained pre-eminence , as is shown above , not by the favour of any one , but step by step in the military profession , which steps were gained with a thousand troubles and perils , and were afterwards boldly held by him with many hazards and dangers . The conference now attracts participants from educators to city planners to park and recreation officials.She also pointed out that California has taken important steps in recent years in the effort to provide healthier environments for children . The state has asked doctors to find substitutes for OxyContin and ordered pharmacies to remove it from their shelves.With lawmakers and law enforcement stepping in , doctors have become less willing to prescribe the drug . Some package of symbolic steps in the energy sector are likely to go ahead . New York is investing $ 40 million ; Las Vegas , $ 13 million ; and California has stepped in with $ 10 million . That 's when Sultan stepped in and took over . One of the key tasks proposed on page 18 of the 1999 Policy Objective booklet of the Constitutional Affairs Bureau marks the first step in our efforts to generate such " mature view " . The ADF was seen as a first step in a process of demonstrating the dedication of young women and men in Africa to providing a different , more dynamic and more open-minded leadership on HIV / AIDS than we have seen thus far . " I was worried about whether or not I could really do an adequate job of stepping in and filling those shoes . If his results are false , then after seven years of attempts worldwide no one has succeeded in getting even the first step in ' therapeutic cloning ' to work on a practical scale . Democratic Party Chairman John W. Olsen said that neither party would be served by the Supreme Court 's stepping in . Indeed , among the options recently presented by the IMF is a more centralized approach in which the IMF articles would be amended and the IMF or some newly created entity could step in and impose its decisions on the process . <br /> <br /> " The first step in the funding process is a peer review panel , " Colonel Jefferies said . The Supreme Court should have stepped in here , as Justices Breyer and Stevens urged . Riding through lanes of huts , we came presently to an open space and a long flight of roughly built steps in front of the Temple . " Our method creates autonomous characters that have an unprecedented range of motor skills , such as balancing in gravity , stepping in a natural , protective manner when balance is disturbed , using the arms to protect the body when falling to the ground , regaining an upright stance in various different ways after a fall , sitting down on a chair and standing back up again , and various other actions , " says Faloutsos.The motion framework comprises families of composable controllers for articulated skeletons whose physical parameters reflect the anthropometric make-up of a fully fleshed adult male.Within the system , the controllers are considered " black boxes " that encapsulate control knowledge obtained from a number of sources , including biomechanics literature , robotics control literature , and techniques developed specifically for animation control . Whatever approach Congress chooses , we at EPA will only exercise Agency authority under compelling circumstances - - as demonstrated by the Agency 's history of never stepping in on its own at a brownfields site .