A short time only having elapsed, so that time was scarcely given for arranging and executing those things which they had determined on, the enemy, upon the signal being given, rushed down [upon our men] from all parts, and discharged stones and darts, upon our rampart.
Let's be honest: very few careers follow an absolutely linear path, where each step is meticulously pre-arranged and executed as part of a master plan.
They made the art for the projections, arranged and programmed the lights, set up and executed the shots, and edited all the footage".
Revolver's Jon Wiederhorn, pointed out that although the songs were arranged and recorded quickly, Inflikted sounds neither hastily executed nor incomplete.
In "Stacks" Ms. Carson was literally in the thick of the action, moving across the stage in increments while reading, as around her Mr. Cole arranged and rearranged precarious towers of cardboard boxes and four dancers executed simple phrases.
I grew up one of seven children in a family where making plans took up about as much time as executing those plans, and even the most meticulously arranged and carefully orchestrated day failed to satisfy everyone.
Such Non-US Persons could also exclude swaps with other Non-US Persons that are arranged, negotiated or executed by personnel located in the US.
It would not include positions with other Non-US counterparties, even if arranged, negotiated or executed by personnel located in the United States.
The CFTC now proposes to adopt new rules that will specify how these standards will apply in the cross-border context, including in cases where a swap is arranged, negotiated or executed in the US.
In determining whether a swap has been arranged, negotiated or executed by personnel in the US, the CFTC would look to the activities of persons working in a US location, whether working directly for the dealing entity itself, or for a third party acting for or on behalf of the dealing entity.
