Earlier, in a letter to Mr Almunia, Virgin founder Richard Branson wrote: "I am really battling to understand why the Commission seems to be bending over backwards to clear this deal at phase one rather than submitting it to the proper scrutiny intended in phase two of the clearance process".
You had to have been caught in the battle to understand the tyranny, as it was experienced by the tonalists.
To those outside the United States, it's often a difficult battle to understand — few other nations have comparable crises in reaction to domestic funding disputes.
Kennedy urges those inside and outside the military who wish to reduce the ferocity of battle to understand the new roles--and the limits--of law.
Mr. Scribner's account takes place over just three days, during which time he lets the reader see and hear the Browns, the Wolkoviaks and Theo's father, Malcolm, who loves his son but is locked in a lifelong battle to understand the younger man's impetuousness, his penchant for failure.
With autism diagnoses rising more and more parents are plunged into a battle to understand the condition and find their child the right treatment, writes Louis Theroux.
Almost all of them, all of us, have gone through an internal battle to understand and hopefully accept ourselves as best we possibly can.
No discussion of the media's ongoing battle to understand basic seventh-grade civics would be complete without enjoying Jonathan Chait's post in which he basically loses his mind over Mike Allen's inability to grasp what Democratic lawmakers are doing.
MY COLLEAGUE has opined on the crazier side of the health-care reform opposition, but what many of those neck-deep in this battle fail to understand, remarkably, is that a chunk of Americans just hate the government, and always have.
Investors are still having a real battle trying to understand who's got the subprime exposure and what their liabilities are, Henk Potts, equity strategist at Barclays Global told AFX News.
