As we have learned before, when we are under attack, together we must stand up and fight back.
And as we've learned before, trickle-down is a fraud.
Either way, we will learn before long whether, as President, he will fulfill his promise or, as financiers would parse it, his threat to impose a tax of seventy-five per cent on incomes over a million Euros ($1.3 million).
Either way, we will learn before long whether, as President, he will fulfill his promise — or, as financiers would parse it, his threat — to impose a tax of seventy-five per cent on incomes over a million Euros ($1.3 million).
Irrespective of the correctness of the response, Heldmann et al. [31] observed an ERN for items classified as learned before (i.e. YES-responses: hits and false alarms) as compared to items classified as not learned before (i.e. NO-responses: correct rejections and misses).
As far as we have learned, before Liu Xiaobo won the Nobel Peace Prize, Liu Xia could hug him at their meetings, even holding hands across the table during conversations under the surveillance of prison guards.
As I learned before starting the project, leaves are difficult to correctly simulate, and I certainly found this out from first hand experience.
But as Ricky Ledee and Ed Yarnall learned before they were traded, the window of opportunity in the high-pressure world of the Yankees might last only two months or even two weeks in lieu of production.
What's more, women often learn to code as young teenagers: almost as many women learned before the age of 16 as men who did the same.
As Cecilia Muñoz learned before she went to the White House, however, the conservative noise on immigration is producing a racial, as well as economic, story, and the racial division may scuttle the economic benefit.
As Turkey has learned before through the ruling of a 1996 ECHR case, derogation does not mean that the authorities have carte blanche to violate people's' rights without retribution.
