And director Auburtin has accordingly been called up by the New York Times, and asked to explain himself.
The succession of governors charged with guarding her virtue have accordingly been chosen chiefly with safety and sound judgment in mind.
Tony Blair has accordingly been coy about whether he wants to become the first full-time president of the European Council.
The responsibility to announce and resolve the crime rests with the Lithuanian authorities, and the local police have accordingly been in contact with the Jewish community of Vilnius (today only some 3,000 people).
Cuban-Americans have accordingly been asked to explain why they cling to cold war stereotypes; Republicans why they have abandoned family values; and both why they cannot put a boy's welfare above their ideological obsessions.
It has accordingly been the object of tremendous scrutiny, particularly after more than 10 years of development, three architects — or four, depending on how you count — and a government-financed budget that exploded to nearly 10 times the initial estimate.
Get agreement from third countries to join in the great information swap, said Luxembourg, or we will veto the whole EU deal.The European Commission in Brussels has accordingly been trying to hammer out a deal with the Swiss.
His programming has accordingly been idiosyncratic, even eccentric, leapfrogging from overlooked older pieces to the work of Anna Clyne with a refreshing gusto that recalls the Bob Dylan line, "I was so much older then/I'm younger than that now".
Option-writing has accordingly been described as "picking up nickels in front of steamrollers".However, because several years can occur between fat-tail events, investors become complacent about option-writing.
Buddhist teaching and practice have, accordingly, been designed to acquaint people with their true nature and situation and enable them to free themselves from craving for existence in the space-time world and so attain nirvana.
Foreign firms are sought after not just because of the capital investments that they make but because they ginger up the economy by introducing new technologies and good managerial practice.Ahead of the chancellor's assessment on June 9th, pro-euro campaigners have accordingly been making much of Britain's declining share of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the European Union (see chart).
