"Mark Davis is appropriately looking at all his alternatives," Goodell said, adding the city's association with legalized betting "are things we'd have to deal with.
Reuters quoted it saying: The contributions of countries which neighbour Syria to appropriately looking after refugees deserves support, and it is understandable they are coming up with ideas to lessen the pressure on themselves.
"This proxy season is going to be immensely difficult for companies and shareholders and it is too early to prejudge the outcome [of the 2013 reforms]." Shareholders should not be expected to tackle social inequality, she said – "issues which are more appropriately looked at by government".
The ad – which, appropriately, looks and sounds a bit like a campaign for Andrex's new super soft toilet roll – shows Romney asking America to "join [him] in supporting Richard Mourdock for US Senate".
You can add the buttons appropriately, just look up 'Buzz Lightyear' on Google Images.
There was nothing to match the £73m that, according to the New York Times, was paid last week by a New York gallery for a single portrait by Gustav Klimt (which, appropriately enough, looks as if it were hammered out of a sheet of gold).
Google's Matt Cutts pointed it out earlier (in Buzz, appropriately), and looking at our logs, it does, in fact, appear that in January (when the change was made) traffic from the mail.google.com domain plummeted.
It was clear we were at the point where we needed to define ourselves more appropriately...not looking at [ourselves] as a cohort with rapidly accumulating deficits.
Mr. Trese and Ms. Reeder look appropriately young and healthy, although they are also more wooden than their elders.
The play of the light made the face of Ed Miliband, the newly elected Labour leader, look appropriately thunderous, while Messrs Cameron and Clegg tried to maintain their best statesmanlike faces for the duration of the hour-long speech.
