ALEXANDER RAHR, a Russia expert with the German Council on Foreign Relations, on Vladimir V. Putin, whose return to the presidency was met with large street protests.
On the other hand, he said the company has also been met with large customers and seen then make "less-than-educated decisions about what 'programmatic' was" so he felt it was important to hold an industry-wide event where advertisers can "sit, listen, and watch".
Snyder's decision was met with large protests in Michigan.
Short-term fixes to the cost of living should be met with a large dose of scepticism.
In a claim that has to be met with a large degree of scepticism, especially given the barely-hidden glee with which Republicans welcome each new set of poor unemployment statistics, Romney said: "I wish President Obama had succeeded because I want America to succeed.
The 12-Item Short Form Survey (SF-12) [ 18], a shortened version of the Medical Outcomes Study SF-36 Health Survey [ 19], was developed out of a need for brevity in large-scale health studies that could not be met with the larger SF-36.
But recognize that you may be met with an even larger wave of negativity.
Given the real fears of Americans about potential terrorists attacks, inspired by groups that claim to be acting on behalf of Islam, Trump's comments will be met with approval among a large part of the voting public.
Movements away from nuclear power, after all, would in large part be met with increased use of carbon-intensive sources like coal and natural gas, according to the agency's chief economist, Fatih Birol.
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