Spain, like much of southern Europe, benefits from a considerable European Union subsidy and used Ø414 million in 2003 toward wine-sector restructuring.
Confederate troops continued to put up a considerable fight, defeating Union forces at Chickamauga Creek, Georgia, and imposing great suffering at Chattanooga before finally losing that city.
In the ensuing election, Margaret Thatcher was swept to power, supported by a considerable platform of trade union reform.
In the ensuing election, Margaret Thatcher was swept to power backed by a considerable platform of trade union reform.
Over time, it would save the producers a considerable amount, but the union rejected the proposal because it would mean less pay for members in the future.
Reasons for setting the said selection criteria were to make sure that the interviewee had a prenatal and postnatal experience and that they have spent a considerable time in marital union.
In Denmark, Michael O'Leary repeatedly complained about the flaws of "the Danish labor model" which gives trade unions a considerable power to take action in support of and on behalf of workers.
Death of the proximal fragment predisposes to non-union, but union occurs in a considerable percentage of the cases with a dead head in which there is impaction of fragments or in which there is efficient reduction and fixation of fragments, the best results apparently being obtained from the closed abduction method of Whitman.
His brother was an engine driver, and the Weighells played a considerable role in forming the union.
It is also the first report confirming that the GBR technique could be effective for treating long tubular bone defects, which remains a challenge for orthopaedic surgeons, and it may enable superior bony union across a considerable bone defect gap of almost 15 mm.
By firing those who refused to heed his warning, and breaking their union, Reagan took a considerable risk.
