Their policies may be "incoherent", Weise said, with assorted spending promises adding up to maybe 8% of Denmark's GDP, "but people don't vote on rational calculations.
Rather, it was running a gantlet of aggressive recruiters for work-at-home schemes, multilevel marketing pyramids and assorted plans that promised, one way or another, to make people rich.
Talking about the past, for some politicians, may be less a way of understanding the future than of avoiding it.For more than a decade, the business of politics has been spending: the dispensation of baubles, pork and promises to assorted groups; the divvying up of an ever-expanding cake.
By 1975, when Pink Floyd parodied them in song, music executives had developed a reputation for turning unknowns into stars and for false promises, burdensome contracts and assorted skulduggery.
That disappointment itself underlines the phenomenal hubris now driving art consignors, prepared to release gems only if they are promised huge estimates and assorted reserves.
When Portia and her friends return to Belmont for the final act, that estate is no longer Eden, and the promise of a happy honeymoon for the assorted pairs of lovers no longer seems on offer.
Yet, despite pressure from assorted European leaders, the co-operation may be more promised than actual.Yuri Chaika, Russia's attorney-general, said that the British officers would be allowed to make no arrests nor question witnesses directly; extradition is more or less unthinkable.
Assorted other opposition leaders have been touring Texas making similar promises to the oil giants.Things could get messy, even so.
It's the International Olympic Committee who awarded the games to the Chinese based on PRC's promise to improve its' human rights record, the assorted premieres, prime ministers and especially our president who should stiffen their resolve and be conspicuously absent.
Desert Trip promises "over 30 culinary masterminds" providing food, as well as assorted catering packages starting at $129 per person per day.
