Argentina, in contrast, cannot even keep honest inflation statistics, and has a nasty habit of nationalising foreign companies.Following a disappointing B20 last year in Cannes, when the politicians lectured the bosses but did not listen, Mr Ramírez has been doing all sorts of sensible things to make the B20 seem more than just a club of rich grumblers.
Mr. McConnell, a self-described expert on the Constitution, lectured his colleagues on the purported violations of the document in the slush-fund disclosure bill.
In "Henry IV, Part 1," the King lectured his wayward son on the strategy of masquerade: "And then I stole all courtesy from heaven, / And dressed myself in such humility / That I did pluck allegiance from men's hearts".
Waiting for a run, students of the game lectured each other in a basketball vernacular that to the uninitiated listener might have sounded like Greek.
At first the DSP lectured on diabetes and its treatment and after that the PDSN took over with a similar content, but in a more practical way.
"We all have to put in some effort," the chancellor lectured.
"Humidity is the enemy," lectured Yannick, an impish, pony-tailed Québécois who usually makes his living guiding tourists to caribou.
Along with a small group of gardeners, I drank in tantalizing images as the men lectured on color and form.
Their meeting last month was a disaster, as the two lectured each other and their respective home audiences rather than engaging in substantive negotiations.
Several of the photographers lectured at Bezalel; a thousand people attended Mr. Wall's lecture, which was taped and then screened four times.
