Mrs. Clinton's stopover, on the second day of a four-day swing through Latin America, was a modest effort to try to pull Mr. Correa away from his leftist colleagues.
For French food at a modest price, try Tout Va Bien 202-965-1212 att 1063 31Streeteet in Georgetown with its brick-walled garden room and main room with fireplace.
When the former Labor prime minister Kevin Rudd tried to impose a modest tax, he was overthrown by his own party following a A$22m£14.6m6m) propaganda campaign by the mining companies, whose mates in the media uphold the world's first Murdocracy.
Why would a public institution with about 6,000 undergraduates, many of them commuters, and with a modest athletic facility try to get into the business of March Madness in a spiraling economy?
Here is a modest proposal to try to improve understanding of and empathy for immigrants: Require that every American student attends a citizenship ceremony before graduating from high school.
So perhaps it's time to try a modest experiment: Identify one possible improvement in your organization.
Clegg said he thought it was more important to pass a modest reform than to try for a more radical measure and fail.
I thought we might try a modest version, with lattice and vines on the north side only, so as not to shade the crops.
"In a modest way, we were trying to compete for the students recruited by bankers and consultants," said Ian Shapiro, a lawyer who helped start the program when he worked for the department.
From the crack of bare hands driving the ball across the fronton court to the waitresses in green and red serving garlic-laden dishes, a modest downtown club is trying to keep alive an identity brought from the distant Pyrenees.
Since enrollment of the PREEMPT 1 and 2 required that prophylactic medication was not taken 28 days prior to the baseline data collection, it is likely to assume that those enrolled had none or only a modest effect of previous tried prophylactic medications.
