Interesting note from 19 November 1941, "It is only a question of a couple of weeks when we shall be in this whole mess and more likely from the Pacific Ocean rather than from Europe" Left New York on 7 April 1942 on second voyage to Bombay in the Second World War.
For each unit, he posts a Question of the Week online and asks his students to discuss it.
Right now the site asks for responses to a Question of the Week from the show Washington Journal and thoughts about the "fast approaching" midterm US congressional elections.
From next January, registering a new firm should be a question of days, not weeks, with just one point of contact with the bureaucracy, rather than the current parade through dozens of sticky-fingered offices.How will the bureaucrats react?
Mr Fabius has talked of "a question of weeks" for the French intervention.
"But it's now a question of weeks or months, not years".
"It is a question of weeks," the French Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, said, according to Al Jazeera.
It's only a question of weeks, maybe days, fellows, before the great Inner Sanctum mystery "The Empty Envelope" appears.
When French forces first went into Mali, Laurent Fabius, the foreign minister, said that the main operation would be a "question of weeks".
"It's definitely a question of weeks, if not days," the CEO declared after speaking to a group of Los Angeles business leaders.
