Sukhdev Sandhu writes: "Linearity, Sterne believed, amounted to little more than selfishness".
He added that UN member states, including Britain, had exerted pressure on him to downplay the severity of the Darfur crisis, which he believed amounted to genocide.
Murdoch MacLennan, the chief executive of parent company Telegraph Media Group, announced the review in a letter which staff believed amounted to the first official confirmation of a forthcoming sale of the titles.
The businessman, Morris Talansky, said he never asked anything of Mr. Olmert in exchange, but the police have several letters of introduction from Mr. Olmert for Mr. Talansky to businessmen and officials of other governments that they believe amounted to a quid pro quo.
These brokers met with Allen Stanford, their client at the time, and, with Stanford's seed money, which I believe amounted to about $500,000, set out to start a boutique firm to serve the high-net-worth market.
The key to success, he believes, amounts to getting them out of the "bubble" in which they exist when brought together for a tournament: a world in which they are left to their own devices between training sessions and mealtimes, with only themselves and their team mates – and their iPhones and Xboxes – for company.
For patients who are sectioned the low staffing levels are presenting another problem, which I believe amounts to an institutional neglect.
Some readers say the piece, in so doing, wrongly suggested that there was enough voter fraud to justify strict voter identification requirements — rules that some Democrats believe amount to vote suppression.
At 10.30am, 45 minutes before Starmer made the decision public, they were handed a 10-page letter by Stephen O'Doherty, the top prosecutor who made the judgment that they believe amounts to a cover-up.
And many evangelicals have said they are bothered not only by Mr. Gingrich's three marriages, but by his attacks on Mr. Romney's work in private equity, which they believe amounts to attacks on free enterprise.
The BBC fears it is fighting a losing battle with the government over a proposal to appoint more than half of a revamped board at the helm of the broadcaster, which it believes amounts to an attack on its editorial independence.
