Unformed laws are directly related to unformed ideas.

I have always liked mature women.

Mature democracies do tend to act more responsibly, but immature democracies can easily succumb to populism and nationalism.

Previously it was believed that the mature retina has no regenerative ability.

But it does a grave injustice to those of us who still aspire to full fledged humanity.

After mature consideration we had decided to unleash the Birdsburg contingent on the old boy ten at a time.

The maturing neutrophil will condense its nucleus into several connected lobes that stay in the cell until the end of its cell life.

Well developed markets for real estate derivatives would allow homeowners to kick the gambling habit.

It is well known that even in mature democracies, State institutions are not always well equipped to face complex emerging challenges.

Though conscious of our limitations, we have never let size inhibit our mature involvement in the international arena.

A mature bilateral relationship is one in which even difficult issues can be discussed routinely and promptly.

Additionally, developing country firms may have competitive advantages in the use of mature technologies and in the production of goods competing on price.

However, the size range for mature bamboo is species dependent, with the smallest bamboos reaching only several inches high at maturity.

Indeed, full fledged society building started only after the 1868 Meiji Restoration, which tipped the balance of power definitively in favor of the state.

For example, to sustain high innovation, the US has maintained the most flexible labor market among mature economies.

Today, this agent is the adenovirus 36 (Ad 36), which stimulates the growth and reproduction of fat cells, as well as causing immature fat cells to mature more quickly, at least in chickens.

Instead of catering to European fears and prejudices about exchange rates, the Fed chairman should put politics aside and stick to sound economics.

The end of apartheid comes as a result of the enormous effort of the South African people, of the mature and dedicated leadership of Nelson Mandela and Frederik de Klerk, and of the sustained support of the international community.

This reaction expands into adulthood and becomes sort of a full blown disgust response, no longer just about whether or not we're about to be poisoned, but whenever there's a threat of physical contamination from some source.

And from where you're standing at 6,000 feet in the valley, it's an easy hike up to the mature pinyon and juniper forest through that knoll at the front at 7,600 feet.

Natural selection also explains pleasures sexual pleasure, our liking for sweet, fat and proteins, which in turn explains a lot of popular foods, from ripe fruits through chocolate malts and barbecued ribs.

Even with their proliferative advantage, transformed cells and their progeny can be eliminated by the random process comprising reproduction, terminal differentiation and death that is at a steady state in mature tissues.

A mature and self confident ASEAN is in a singular position to enhance the role and effectiveness of the United Nations in South East Asia particularly in the areas of preventive diplomacy, peacemaking, peace keeping and peace building.

Fortunately, larger companies are now less dependent on bank credit than they were in the past, thanks to a well developed market for commercial paper that in effect bypasses traditional bank loans.

More than four decades later, in 2006, Yamanaka discovered a way to trick complex adult cells in mice into regressing to their immature state, forming stem cells.

Given the difficulty, if not the impossibility, of solving the problem of price instability for commodities, the management of price risk becomes a key goal, and this is a core function of mature commodity exchanges.

He was no longer our competitor inside our market he was one of us, outside in a bigger, alien world, explaining our immature little industry and products to a much broader public than we could ever reach or influence on our own.

Similarly, the theorist of cognitive development, Piaget, described situations in which children could solve one type of problem using mature thinking skills, but could not accomplish this for less familiar problems, a phenomenon he called horizontal decalage.

One reason is that revenue growth usually goes hand in hand with macroeconomic growth, which increasingly is found in emerging market countries, rather than in many banks mature Western home markets.

Until recently, advanced country markets predominated in setting risk premia, owing to their mature and well functioning PRIs, which include clear rules and a high level of transparency in price formation.

We commend the political leaders for their stance and for the mature manner in which they handled the announcement by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia of the indictment of the former Prime Minister, as well as for the fairly smooth process leading to the appointment of a new Prime Minister.

Slaughtered at only 45 days old, their immature bones can hardly bear the weight of their bodies. Some collapse and, unable to reach food or water, soon die, their fate irrelevant to the economics of the enterprise as a whole.

Finally, obesity can be the result of infection by an agent that makes us get fat. Today, this agent is the adenovirus 36 (Ad 36), which stimulates the growth and reproduction of fat cells, as well as causing immature fat cells to mature more quickly, at least in chickens.

Indeed, the Paper is a hodgepodge of illogic and half baked ideas that aims at launching a public debate on the issue, choosing a bottom up, rather than a top down approach. But while the objective is to harmonize policies towards economic migrants across the EU, the Paper states at the outset that decisions on this matter should remain solely under the jurisdiction of national governments.