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When and served
When the power
of the latter was made both limited
and explicit -- when norms were clarified
and made more precise
and the creation
of new norms was placed exclusively
in parliamentary hands -- two purposes were
served: Government was made subservient
to an institutionalized popular will
, and law became
a rational system
for implementing
that will
, for serving conscious goals
, for embodying
the `` public policy ''
.
When Valdemar died
in 1182
, his son succeeded him as Canute VI
, and Absalon
served as Canute VI's counsellor
.
When Brown retired as head coach following
the 1975 season
and appointed Bill " Tiger " Johnson as his successor
, Walsh resigned
and served as an assistant coach
for Tommy Prothro
with the San Diego Chargers
in 1976
.
When the Labour government fell
in 1979
, the Conservatives under Margaret Thatcher won
a victory which
served to push
the Liberals back into
the margins
.
When not
in battle
, the pugio
served as
a convenient utility knife
.
When the group ’ s grant was exhausted
, he joined
the faculty
of Illinois Institute
of Technology
, where he was
a professor
of political science
from 1942
to 1949
, and also
served as department chairman
.
When Philip
of Macedon was about
to attack
the city
, according
to the legend she alerted
the townspeople
with her ever present torches
, and with her pack
of dogs
, which
served as her constant companions
.
When the Croats under Josip Jelačić attempted
to return Međimurje
, which was then part
of Hungary
, to Croatia
, Andrássy placed himself at
the head
of the gentry
of his county
, and served with distinction at
the battles
of Pákozd
and Schwechat
, as Arthur Görgey's adjutant ( 1848 ).
When John was
a small boy
, his father left
for World War I
and served in Gallipoli
and France
.
When Resnicoff later
served as Special Assistant
for Values
and Vision
for the Secretary
and Chief
of Staff
of the U
. S
. Air Force
, he would meet
with Falwell
to discuss issues linked
to religious rights
in the military
, including
the role
and responsibilities
of U
. S
. military chaplains
.
When he was conscripted into
the Army
, he decided
to join
the " Canadian Officers ' Training Corps ",
and he then
served with the other conscripts
in Canada
, since
they were not assigned
to any overseas military service until after
the Conscription Crisis
of 1944 ( after
the Invasion
of Normandy
that June
.
When historical events
are involved
in their biography
, overt retcons may be used
to accommodate this ;
a character who
served in the army during World War II might have his service record retconned
to place him
in the Korean War
, the Vietnam War
, the Gulf War
, etc
.
When the first server
is chosen
in the second or
the latter games
of the match
, the first receiver
of the game
is the player who
served to the first server
of the game
in the preceding game
.
When granted it
is the determination
of the ultimate authority
that the public welfare will be better
served by inflicting less than
what the judgment fixed
.
When the ball contacts
the floor within
the court boundaries or an error
is made
, the team
that did not make
the error
is awarded
a point
, whether
they served the ball or not
.
When Montgomery
and his troops conducted an assault on
a collection
of plantations along
the Combahee River
, Tubman
served as
a key adviser
and accompanied
the raid
.
When served neat ( without any additional ingredients ), tequila
is most often
served in a narrow shot glass called
a caballito (" Little Horse "
in Spanish ), but can often be found
in anything
from a snifter
to a tumbler
.

Putnam ’ s activities
with the American Library Association led him
to join
with Justin Winsor
and Melvil Dewey as official delegates
to the International Conference
of Librarians
in London
in 1897
When Winsor died shortly thereafter
, Putnam
served the remainder
of his term as President
of the ALA
.
When the American Civil War broke out
, he
served in the 22nd Virginia Infantry
of the Confederate States
of America
.
When Enos returned at
the start
of the fifth season
the pair both
served as deputies
and shared
the same patrol car
for five episodes before Cletus disappeared ( his last appearance being
in the episode " Big Daddy "), said
to have gone on vacation
, never
to return ( until 1997's Reunion movie after Enos ' apparent return
to California after
the series ).
When the Warwick
and Napton Canal opened
, this section was bypassed but
served as
the town's wharf area
.
When Ulpius Cornelius Laelianus
, a high official under Postumus
, declared himself emperor
in Germania Superior
, in the spring
of 269
, Postumus defeated him
, but
in doing so
, refused
to allow
the sack
of Mainz
, which had
served as Laelianus ' headquarters
.
When the cheese has fermented enough
, it
is often cut into thin strips
and spread on moistened Sardinian flatbread ( pane carasau ),
to be
served with a strong red wine
.
When and psychological
When the end did come
, and the schools were disbanded
and abandoned
, we felt
and hoped
that the machinery
of psychological warfare would not be allowed
to rust
.
When this situation exists
, there
is a basic or potential
psychological tension.
When coming
to Kubla Khan
, he pointed out: " instead
of being content
to have written finely under
the influence
of laudanum
, recommends ' Kubla-Khan '
to his readers
, not as
a poem
, but as '
a psychological curiosity ' ... Every lover
of books
, scholar or not
, who knows
what it
is to have his quarto open against
a loaf at his tea ... ought
to be
in possession
of Mr
. Coleridge's poems
, if it
is only
for ' Christabel ', ' Kubla Khan ',
and the ' Ancient Mariner '.
When third parties
are built around an ideology which
is at odds
with the majority mindset
, many members belong
to such
a party not
for the purpose
of expecting electoral success but rather
for personal or
psychological reasons
.
When a disability prevents
a child
from playing
, there may be social
, emotional
and psychological problems which can lead
to increased dependence on others
, less motivation
and poor social skills
.
When dealing
with the implications
of a dirty bomb attack
, there
are two main areas
to be addressed: ( i )
the civilian impact
, not only dealing
with immediate casualties
and long term
health issues
, but also
the psychological effect
and then ( ii )
the economic impact
.
When his involvement
with hypnosis waned as
a result
of failure
to establish professional acceptance
, he turned
to the study
of development spurred on by
the birth
of his two daughters
, Marguerite
and Armande ( born
in 1885
and 1887
, respectively ), calling Armande
a subjectivist
and Marguerite an objectivist
, and developing
the concepts
of introspection
and externospection
in an anticipation
of Carl Jung's
psychological types
. Ellenberger
, p
. 702-3 In
the 21 year period following his shift
in career interests
, Binet " published more than 200 books
, articles
, and reviews
in what now would be called experimental
, developmental
, educational, social
, and differential psychology " ( Siegler
, 1992 ).
When surveyed
, 10-45 %
of adolescents reported having experiencing
physical violence
in the context
of a relationship while one-third
to a quarter
of adolescents reported having experiencing
psychological aggression
.
When coaching
is aimed at facilitating
psychological or emotional growth it should be differentiated
from therapeutic
and counseling disciplines
, since
a client
of coaching
, in most cases
is considered healthy ( i
. e
. not sick ).

Deception
in psychological research:
When is its use justified?
When kidnapped by
the bellicose Krikkit robots
and tied
to the interfaces
of their intelligent war computer
, Marvin simultaneously manages
to plan
the entire planet's military strategy
, solve " all
of the major mathematical
, physical, chemical
, biological
, sociological
, philosophical
, etymological
, meteorological
and psychological problems
of the Universe except his own
, three times over ,"
and compose
a number
of lullabies
.
When these
psychological tricks
are used properly
, the statements give
the impression
that the mentalist
, or scam artist
, is intuitively perceptive
and psychically gifted
.

Hanoi had
in no way anticipated
the political
and psychological effect
the offensive would have on
the leadership
and population
of the U
. S
. When the northern leadership saw how
the U
. S
. was reacting
to the offensive
, they began
to propagandize their " victory ".
When responding
to the claim
that almost all
of the characters
in " The Delicate Prey " were victimized by either
physical or
psychological violence
, Bowles responded: " Yes
, I suppose
.
When organizations do not take
the respective satisfactory measures
for properly investigating
, stress
and psychological counseling
and guidance
, and just deciding
of the problem this could lead
to:
When exhibitionism interferes
with a person's quality
of life or normal functioning capacity it
is considered
a psychological disorder categorized by
the Diagnostic
and Statistical Manual
, 4th Edition ( class 302
. 4 ) as
a sexual deviation called Paraphilia
.
When addressing
psychological trauma
, the defense mechanism
is sometimes counter-projection
, including an obsession
to continue
and remain
in a recurring trauma-causing situation
and the compulsive obsession
with the perceived perpetrator
of the trauma or its projection
.
When looking at golf camps
for kids
, remember
, a good golf camp will develop equally
the balance
of technical
, tactical
, psychological and physical aspects
of the game
.
When bystanders share group-level
psychological relationships
, group size can encourage as well as inhibit helping
.
When innocent people
are blamed fraudulently
for nonexistent
psychological states
and nonexistent behaviors
, and there
is no qualifying deviance
for the blaming behaviors
, the intention
is to create
a negative valuation
of innocent humans
to induce fear
, by using fear mongering
.
When encountered by
the Luftwaffe on 15 September
the Big Wing had
a psychological impact
.
When patients begin
to complain
and / or shown signs
of tolerance
, dependence
, interdose withdrawal
, withdrawal
, or protracted withdrawal
to tranquilizers such as benzodiazepines
, the patient may be misdiagnosed
with yet another
physical or
psychological classification or diagnoses
.
When Dan returned
from Vietnam
, he displayed deep
psychological trauma caused by his war experiences
, and took
to drinking heavily
and engaging
in self-destructive behavior
, especially reckless driving
.
When the preparedness
of a quarterback
allows him
to not have
to worry about getting hit
from behind
, it's one less
psychological element
of the blitz
to be taken away
, and thus blitz
is incrementally made less effective by
that particular element
.
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