The open hall inside is relatively simple, with well-worn floors and cabaret-style chandeliers, and, depending on the act, the broad standing-room-only space in front of the stage hosts everyone from hardcore punks in furious mosh pits to chilled-out suburbanites.
But many veterans of the process remain skeptical about the prospects for progress given the yawning gaps in each side's public positions, saying both are mainly participating in order to appease the American administration and improve their broader international standing.
In view of Jamaica's small financial and physical scale, it's logical to think of it as a statistical freak of nature, an anomaly, to have such a broad world standing.
We argued that since Mr. Perot had run a strong race in 1992 and still had a broad national standing four years later, he had the right to debate President Clinton and Senator Bob Dole.
RADEBEUL, Germany, Sept. 7 — The other day I found Jürgen Michaelis, a short, 50-year-old, beefy-handed man with a broad smile, standing by himself inside a teepee not much bigger than a phone booth behind a house in this suburb of Dresden.
Still, Constant-Desportes' statement and some of the interactions with his post suggest other former employees have also struggled with disillusionment, and it sheds light on broader, long-standing criticisms festival goers have had about the organization's direction.
In his senior year, 1886, he placed first in standing broad jump with weights and running broad jump, with jumps of about 12 and, respectively.
Bolt received his gold medal Monday night not long before James took to the track, and there was an unplanned fireworks display in the stands of Olympic Stadium as Bolt did a standing broad jump onto the podium and hundreds of flash bulbs went off in random order as fans captured images of Bolt from afar.
We hope a broad view of standing prevails.
But it's usually liberals who argue for a broad definition of standing under the Constitution.
