I wanted to write about the decade as a transforming era for women, bringing in new political, social and sexual freedoms.
He also reminded some 300 delegates at the magnificent rehearsal hall for the BBC Philharmonic, decorated in off-white, lilac and pink and with eight timpani on stage, that we live in a transformed, digital and internet era.
The stock market is soaring as merchants bet that a transformed Iraq will ignite an era of prosperity.
They need to understand better, because Britain, like the US, needs a better balance between security and liberty in an era transformed by technologies that most politicians barely know exist.
Instead, he called Congress "irrational," and seemed dismayed that Congress didn't see, as he did, a country transformed by a sixties-era magic wand: "We cannot pretend that we are reviewing an updated statute, or try our hand at updating the statute ourselves, based on the new record compiled by Congress".
Finally, the dot-com era transformed a large number of innovators and entrepreneurs who tend to be highly motivated by achievement into managers and executives.
Bringing old world visual culture to a new era, transformed and re-purposed.
Shrewd, folksy and often likened to fellow Arkansans Sam Walton, the late Wal-Mart tycoon, and former President Bill Clinton, Mr. Tyson was a risk-taking, bare-knuckle businessman who bought out dozens of competitors, skirted the edge of the law and transformed a Depression-era trucking-and-feed venture into a global enterprise with an army of employees and millions of customers in 57 countries.
Abstract: For the purposes of his project, Professor Cheffins will analyze how and why the U.S. public company, which has dominated the American economy since the beginning of the 20th century, has been transformed since an era of "managerial capitalism" that prevailed in the 1950s and 1960s.
In line with these observations the ratio of ERaD7/total ERa transformed into an improved progression-free survival (p = 0.037) in this EC subtype.
Then, she fashions an entire black-and-white world by hand, transforming a historical era or literary realm into a tripped-out baroque diorama sprung to life.
