Faced with opinion polls early last year that predicted a defeat, the government clawed its way back to a comfortable third term with a spending spree that involved dropping indexed taxes on petrol, giving more money to elderly Australians and making cash grants to first-home buyers.
And whoever won them and Tony Blair won them both in 1997 won the country.This time round, Mr Blair's hopes of winning a comfortable second term majority depend on how many of the 90 seats most vulnerable to a swing back to the Tories he can hang on to.
To be on such comfortable terms with exhaustion and decline.
To be on such comfortable terms with exhaustion and decline..
Being on comfortable terms with the local police, though, does not necessarily mean wanting to inform for the F.B.I.
"I don't see defendants being completely acquitted, but there could be decreases in penalties and more comfortable terms of incarceration," said Oscar Vilhena, director of law at Fundação Getúlio Vargas, a top Brazilian university.
Mallya's companies are not among them, but the tendency of Indian public lending institutions to lend vast sums on comfortable terms to people who are already extremely wealthy, rather than to small businessmen and entrepreneurs, is well established.
Therefore, the sensitivity analysis can be used to understand the behavior of the model and reach a comfortable position in terms of qualitative results [ 66].
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But even traditionalists were shaking their heads in disbelief when, within hours of winning a comfortable majority for a third term, a gaggle of 20-30 maLabournt Labour MPs started to campaign for Tony Blair's dismissal.Thus when Mr Blair duly met his new and re-elected MPs behind closed doors on May 11th, expectations for a bruising encounter were high.
Offsetting the need for reform is a deep Mediterranean resignation; many Greeks find the status quo, however problematic, more convenient than a new order, and aspire to find what is known as "volema," the term for a comfortable setup within the prevailing system.
