Italy's third largest bank will finally return with force to operate in support of the Italian economy and in a contest of full tranquillity for its savers and its employees," Padoan said.
PHILADELPHIA — The hope is, one day, preferably in the not-too-distant future, Matt Harvey will be standing on the mound at Citizens Bank Park, wearing a Mets uniform, and pitching a contest of some significance.
Dempsey and Firpo records a contest of 1923, by which time the Democrats had restored the legitimacy of the sport.
Whether it is called "kinetic military action" or "war," all combat is subject to fog and friction in a contest of wills — even when the ultimate purpose is defending innocent bystanders.
"A battle of the sexes, a war of competing ideologies, and most importantly, a contest of cuisines!" There was also UnfoggeDCon, the impromptu convention in December 2006 of the Unfogged community.
Three weeks ago, a subcommittee of the Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing that ran almost three hours and turned into a contest of cable companies against Internet service providers (ISPs).
McMaster is no technophobe, but he dismisses conceptions of the future of war that "cut against war's political nature, war's human natures, war's uncertainty and war as a contest of wills".
If I had to guess, the rule change is going to make this year's choices a little less focused on the nominees' submitted episodes and more into a contest of name-brand recognition.
And embracing politics as a contest of pure bombast and salaciousness is a surefire way to guarantee the chaos of the Trump era will last long after our reality TV-in-chief is out of office.
Waite's modern western features drug smuggling in the Pacific Northwest and three men locked in a contest of will and endurance: a good man with a less-than-legal side job, a zealous deputy sheriff and a vicious killer.
