Just as troubling, so too is Hong Kong's reputation as Asia's most transparent financial market.As part of its effort to modernise the city's corporate rule book, the government proposed last year that full Hong Kong identity-card (HKID) numbers and home addresses no longer be required of directors.
"Even beyond that," agrees Cash, "to not be afraid of the legacy any more and to accept what my parents left me, because my mother loved this music just as much too, so her love is also there.
Just as do agent-centered theories, so too do patient-centered theories (such as that forbidding the using of another) seek to explain common intuitions about such classic hypothetical cases as Trolley and Transplant (or Fat Man) (Thomson 1985).
Just as agents vary, so too do the commissions.
But just as children grow up, so too have television commercials.
But just as politics must renew, so too must the Labour party, and this renewal must run deep and wide.
"But just as students have choice, so too the college must determine for itself the structure of activities that it funds or endorses".
But just as students have choice, so too the College must determine for itself the structure of activities that it funds or endorses (including through fellowship recommendations from the dean), or that otherwise occur under its auspices.
Just as history is everything, so too you can do anything with history.
Just as leverage magnifies gains, so, too, can it make losses more painful when rates start to rise.
But he pointed out that the changes were a natural part of an evolving immigrant neighborhood: Just as Cantonese sidelined Taishanese, so, too, is Mandarin replacing Cantonese.
