I once termed those who gather at IMF meetings as "the international debt set".
Despite "a couple of queasy moments", as Beckman termed it, her writing is not nearly bad enough.
However, the Competition Commission said it could not act on this as the scope of the investigation was limited to movies in the what was termed the first subscription pay-TV window only.
In a disproportionately large number of what could be termed "social catastrophes", alcohol featured hugely – squatting right at the centre of the mayhem in the manner of a smirking dipsomaniac goblin.
No nation, in 1915, was more determined to expose and punish what it termed a "crime against humanity".
Werritty relayed the Sri Lankan request that the cancellation be termed a "postponement" to his friend.
They had a sharp captain who knew his way round a bodily harm-themed sledge, and a new coach who believed in playing what he termed "good, hard, Aussie cricket", as opposed to everything that came before, which was bad and soft and belonged to New Zealand.
The Moriarty tribunal of inquiry concluded it was "beyond doubt" that Lowry gave what it termed "substantive information to Denis O'Brien, of significant value and assistance to him in securing the licence".
One of his final works, Pursued By a Bear: The Making of Eastern Europe (1989), which he modestly termed an "essay", was an ambitious effort to understand the "uniqueness" of 20th-century eastern Europe.
The fourth issue boils down to what could loosely be termed creative destruction: whether new dynamic firms are replacing those that are suffering from weak demand.
While central bankers in the 1970s and early 80s termed themselves "pragmatic monetarists", they remained determined to conduct monetary policy by discretionary variations in short-term interest rates.
