Accordingly, his not having been briefed on potentially embarrassing details of ongoing operations is consistent with the need for "plausible deniability", a policy which has been more-or-less observed by presidents since the Eisenhower administration.
President Mbeki's office, stinging from the judge's rebuke, issued its own brief statement: "It is worth recalling that neither the president nor the presidency was party to these proceedings and, accordingly, did not have an opportunity to make representations to the honorable judge.
That way you can prioritize accordingly and not have last minute rushes.
As a result of viewing the programme, you formed the definite view that Mr Clark had murdered both Christopher and Harry and that accordingly not only had the wrong person been convicted but that the life of the remaining child (child A) was in danger by virtue of the fact that he was being cared for by Mr Clark.
Accordingly, not only have many of Charlie Hebdo's images been published and shared, but the magazine itself has received large sums of money in the wake of the attacks — a hundred thousand pounds from the Guardian Media Group and three hundred thousand dollars from Google.
This forms acidic solutions so should be handled accordingly, but does not have the dangers of handling concentrated acids.
Accordingly, XL Capital should not have appeared in this table.The New York Stock Exchange requires that listed companies classify their directors as independent or not.
Accordingly, ASA does not have the capacity to readily distinguish a substantially buried residue that is nevertheless close to the surface from a residue that is truly completely deep in the hydrophobic core; for both cases the ASA value would be zero or near zero.
CD20 is not expressed on mature plasma cells and accordingly rituximab does not have immediate effects on immunoglobulin levels.
Accordingly, we did not have a clear concept of the central pathways and biological categories affected by DEX treatment.
Accordingly, they may not have diverged from each other in geographic isolation or subsequently always been allopatrically distributed.
