"I don't dwell on the question because it would mean we both gamed the system.
She urged me to send a gift too, because it would mean a lot.
Pilots need to endorse the move because it would mean a change to their contract.
A sole trustee could not do that, because it would mean firing himself.
"I said I couldn't do it because it would mean putting up marquees, which would destroy the whole atmosphere".
If companies are successful in developing them, that percentage should go up because it would mean they are working.
Boards would have to seriously consider whether to spend the full cap because it would mean piling up losses.
." Naim wouldn't say where most of the trafficking was occurring, because it would mean admitting the department's many inadequacies.
"I don't know that I do," he says, then admits, "Because it would mean I was part of something".
But manufacturers in general have resisted this because it would mean more risk of oversupply for them.
Another spoke of being tempted to withdraw, but changing her mind because it would mean letting people down.
