But the deficit story was allowed to run and run, and poor Miliband failed to scotch it on at least two prominent occasions.
From the 13th century onward, Machiavelli's family was wealthy and prominent, holding on occasion Florence's most important offices.
On occasion prominent Communists in Karlsbad have invited Russians to their homes but their invitations have been brusquely turned down.
In Scotland bodies of high constables, formed to carry out such municipal duties as curbing riots, still exist at Edinburgh, Leith, Perth, and Holyroodhouse, the last named being prominent on state occasions.
And several prominent figures used the occasion to assert their political views.
He has also appeared on numerous occasions on prominent Arab TV stations including Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiyya, and was focus of an in-depth report by Australian ABC's 'Lateline' in July 2005.
"When it came to personal interactions with Jews or issues that had an impact on Jews, Lincoln did the right thing, on every occasion," Harold Holzer, a prominent Lincoln scholar . . . said in an interview. . . .
By Paul Rudnick "When it came to personal interactions with Jews or issues that had an impact on Jews, Lincoln did the right thing, on every occasion," Harold Holzer, a prominent Lincoln scholar . . . said in an interview. . . .
Curt Levey, a prominent conservative commentator, took the occasion of Justice Scalia's birthday to observe, in a Fox News op-ed, that it was entirely likely that at least one of the five conservative justices would leave the bench during the remainder of the Obama presidency.
Through the decades, leaders have used the occasions to reward prominent allies and to nurture diplomatic relationships with more or less regularity, depending on the president.
On two occasions in 1985, prominent UCLA basketball booster and millionaire contractor Sam Gilbert told his son to deliver several large boxes to a bank president in Encino.
