For those who like to see things in Manichean terms the brief but vicious conflict between Georgia and Russia last August was a frontline of a new global ideological battleground.
Jacqui, the woman who discovered by chance that the father of her son was an undercover police officer, said that in general she was happy with the brief terms of reference for the inquiry, but was waiting to see "whether the police will be allowed to hide behind an anonymity provision before I fully support the inquiry".
After hearing the new terms of reference for the upcoming inquiry, Jacqui — the mother of Lambert's child, a boy now in his 20s — told VICE News: "In general I'm happy with the brief terms of reference for the undercover inquiry which have been published today.
The HOPE model delivers swift and certain punishment for specifically identified inappropriate behavior among parolees, resulting in immediate but brief terms of incarceration — the length of stay is not the key factor.
After a brief term in the prefectorial administration, he was elected to the Chamber of Deputies from the Eure-et-Loir département (1885).
He was cut by the Redskins the following season, and after he spent a brief term in the second-tier United States Football League, his professional career ended in 1985.
This seems unlikely, however, as he had at his disposal another brief term for the view he was concerned to promote, the meaning of which would have been more immediately accessible to most audiences, namely, "automatism".
Pennington, in his brief term as the starting quarterback, had never before been asked to lead the Jets from behind.
After his brief term in the education ministry he retired to private life, but in 1812 he was sent as ambassador to Vienna.
