"Palestinian, Israeli and international BDS activists always try, whenever possible, to appeal to artists in private, and if there is no response, then we go public with our respectful, rational and morally consistent call, largely on social media," he said in an email to The post.
Strong emphasis on the accuracy of allele calls and technical success to achieve that has made the effect of missing call largely overlooked.
At home he faces powerful nationalist calls (largely of his own making) to defend them.
In return, the United States received what the officials called largely disappointing data on terrorism, the Soviet Union and Iran.
But there is plenty of blame to go around for their struggles the last few weeks – I blame play calling largely.
It was called "largely an artifact of changeable sociocultural factors" last year by two researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Janet S. Hyde and Janet E. Mertz.
For its part, the Federal Aviation Administration stands by the ban on airborne cellular calls, largely over concern about interference to aircraft navigation and information systems during takeoffs and landings.
It lies in the Inland Empire, a two-county region in southern California that is so called largely because it is difficult to know how else to characterise such a sprawling expanse of detached homes, strip malls and warehouses.
Speaking to an invited audience of scholars, members of Congress and diplomats in Washington, Mr. Bush stood firm in resisting calls, largely from Democrats, for a timetable for withdrawal.
If you see the commission as a European government in embryo, it is infuriating when its collegiality is threatened by expansion to 27 members, and its prestige is damaged by national lobbying.Today, each EU country has one commissioner, which is why some new ones have been given what one Eurocrat calls "largely fictitious" portfolios (such as Mr Orban's).
The narrowly divided state senate, which the New York Times's Danny Hakim calls "largely ungovernable", went through a comical period of coups and counter-coups over the past two years, with two senators repeatedly switching party affiliation to hand control first to Republicans, then back to Democrats.
