Sulzberger's comments came during his acceptance speech for an award given by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, five days after he abruptly fired Abramson and promoted Dean Baquet in the Times' biggest newsroom shakeup in more than a decade.
From Equation (2), d v F / d t changes abruptly when the story is promoted since P F changes from c F to 1 upon promotion.
Much of the blame may be attributable toMr Schröder's first finance minister, Oskar Lafontaine, who resigned abruptly in March, having provocatively promoted bastard-Keynesian and other policies.
Screening was relatively stable from age 50 to age 75, but utilization declined abruptly after 75, matching the age cut off promoted by the existing VA quality measure (table 2 and figs 1-2 ).
The series, which was heavily promoted and earned strongly favorable reviews, was abruptly canceled after its second episode on April 6 because of a precipitous decline in its ratings.
First, Mrs Clinton prevaricated during a debate; then she panicked attacking Mr Obama personally, which has gone down very badly, and tacking abruptly to the left with a startling disavowal of the free-trade policies so effectively promoted by her husband.
He had a reputation for rectitude, and after seventeen years at Sedbergh he resigned abruptly, because he had come to the conclusion that his lack of religious faith meant that he would never be promoted to housemaster.
The Russian conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky abruptly pulled out of a series of concerts with the Boston Symphony Orchestra after taking offense at how the concerts were promoted, The Boston Globe reported.
But Bob Maganza, 52, president of the Long Island chapter of Hells Angels, said everything had gone smoothly in the ornate halls of the Vanderbilt until the Pagans abruptly interrupted the weekendlong effort to "promote motorcycling on Long Island".
Species did suddenly change, and profoundly and abruptly, an idea that Gould went on to promote with revolutionary fervour.
