At his news conference Tuesday afternoon, Meyer cited the excellent status he would be leaving the program in; the ability to bequeath it to a respected assistant, and health issues, chiefly headaches stemming from a brain cyst that he has dealt with for years but that began to flare up anew more than a year ago.
It also comes from strong industrial-production numbers, stemming from booming exports, chiefly to Germany, and in Poland's case from a big fiscal stimulus (the deficit peaked at 7.9% of GDP).The fatal weakness of the old model was its reliance on rapid credit growth.
In federal cases stemming from Fifth Amendment claims, the Court has chiefly derived its standards from consideration of two factors: the history and purposes of the privilege, and the character and urgency of the other public interests involved.
Chiefly, their interest in your business stems from understanding what you do, the benefits of acquisition, and how you can add value to their operations.
Our lack of understanding of the complex relationship among birth weight, gestational age and perinatal mortality stems from mixing etiologically distinct pathways to mortality, namely effects chiefly due to fetal maturity (i.e., gestational age) versus those related to fetal growth.
The mail fraud and wire fraud counts stem from the government's accusation that Mr. Borker was selling counterfeit merchandise, chiefly knock-offs of eyewear brands, like Tom Ford, Valentino and Polo.
Following a reform of the corporate income tax in 1996, with a positive impact on revenue, the period 1997 2007 was characterized by tax decreases, stemming chiefly from revisions of the personal income tax (in 1999, 2003 and 2007), and the corporate income tax (in 2007), coupled with changes in social contributions and indirect taxes.
Such caution stems from history.
It stems from self-doubt.
