Furthermore, subjects indicated a strong preference for how often they would choose to read in English (89.33% of the time), which was also the case for speaking (59.6% vs. 37.4% Spanish; three subjects knew a third language).
"Let me ask you this: Is faith important to you?" one of the friends asked, prepared to make a case for Mr. Gingrich, who has spoken freely about what he calls his religious reconciliation and redemption.
Every single one of these panelists have built a case for both candidates, and they've spoken with supreme, sage, conviction while doing so.
The lawyers described a meeting last week in which an angry O'Brien derided attorneys in the office for working too few hours, filing too few cases and for speaking ill of him to subordinates.
4.15pm: Cormack says there is a case for saying the Speaker should do speaking engagements around the country.
"I think they have a case for needing it," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
In both of those cases, I felt a sense of empowerment, for speaking truth to power.
These theorems, one for a weak sub-quadratic potential and another for a geometric case, roughly speaking, are complementary.
Sure, some will say that he is "wrong" about this, but in any case he deserves respect for speaking his mind based on his experience.
The process for selecting the secretary general is so poor that the case for reform speaks for itself: there is no job description, no timetable for the appointment and no formal scrutiny of candidates; the security council decides on the candidate in secret; backroom deals are common; and to date no woman has been seriously considered for the post.
