Unlike most annual awards, the distinction did not take into account players' performances in the prior year, but their contributions on a career-basis.
The legend of Mr. Bout, 43, a former Soviet Air Force officer and gifted linguist who speaks English, French, Arabic and Portuguese, may have outgrown even the facts of his career, the basis for the 2005 movie "Lord of War".
What is toxic and dangerous is wedding that populist frustration to the ethnic blame game, blaming the differently colored immigrants for the problems in your life and career without basis.
Pension ages for public sector workers in future would match the state pension age and be on a career-average basis, he said.
He said: "Because we have agreed to establish new schemes on a career-average basis, I can tell the house that we have agreed to retain the fair deal provision and extend access for transferring staff.
His career was the basis of Michael Kohlhaas (1810 11), a famous novella by Heinrich von Kleist.
They may be promoted during their career on the basis of performance assessments and competitive examinations.
The Discovery of Slowness by Sten Nadolny A quietly audacious historical novel that uses John Franklin's life and career as the basis for some light-handed but absorbing philosophising.
Umphrey's McGee, which formed in 1997 as a campus band (at the University of Notre Dame) and now resides in Chicago, has built a robust career on the basis of its live show, changing the script at every turn.
The Romanian director Corneliu Porumboiu is making an extraordinary career on the basis of this subject; his first feature, "12 08 East of Bucharest," from 2006 (the original title of which, "A fost sau n-a fost?," means, "Was it or was it not?"), concerns the 1990 overthrow of the Ceausescu regime and is set a decade and a half later.
"Ask the Dust," in which the 20-year-old genius in training comes to terms with love and desire while furthering his career on the basis of a story called "The Little Dog Laughed" ("a story to make you die holding the page, and it wasn't about a dog, either"), was published in 1939.
