It is solved, in part, by looking to the Italian model of the extended family.
The important thing, he was told, was that the economy was run by responsible technocrats, as in "the Italian model" of the post-war decades.
The Italians model themselves after the U.S. Congress.
For example, we did not observe lower costs in rescue therapy that could offset the high costs of rituximab to make it a cost-saving intervention for young patients, as projected by an Italian model [ 11], or lower costs in palliative care for the elderly patients that could significantly reduce incremental cost, as described by the US model [ 14].
Cyrus Vance, the Manhattan district attorney who set aside a 2015 investigation into Weinstein's alleged sexual harassment and assault, defended his office's decision not to pursue a case brought by Italian model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez.
The New Yorker 's story on Weinstein details how Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance who, like nearly all New York City leaders, is a Democrat, and who is running unopposed for reelection this year decided not to bring charges against Weinstein after he was accused by Italian model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez of sexual assault.
Although inspired by Italian models, this first period of Nevers faience already showed a freedom in interpretation that was to grow more distinctive in the post-Conrade period, after 1674.
Commercial partnerships can take a number of forms, including the Udinese model operated by the Italian club's owner Giampaolo Pozzo and his family.
Among the objects on view are three paintings by Magritte; 19th-century landscape photographs by the German artist August Kotzsch; 1970s shots of park-going tourists by the Italian artist Luigi Ghirri; and an architectural model from the 1967 Montreal Expo.
