It cannot be denied that economic and commercial pillars are the vital links that binds the two countries.
He fires all the white employees and turns the company into Truth and Soul, Inc., creating a string of hilarious fake commercials long before fake commercials became the central pillar of American comedy.
But even beyond his six-string virtuosity, Mr. Atkins presided over the city for decades as its most prominent recording executive, a principal creator of the smooth and palatable "Nashville Sound" that took the music from its bluegrass origins to worldwide commercial success and erected a pillar of the state's economy.
A comparable pull-off performance between conventional suction cups and the experiments from our studies would then result in a corrected strength, which is calculated by multiplying the given pull-off strength of the commercial suction cups with the pillar packing density of ∼30% from our samples.
While Epic also appraises office buildings, stores and other commercial property, the company's financial pillar is residential appraisals.
The problems raised alarms immediately in Washington, because commercial paper is a critical financial pillar for the economy, helping to provide money for home loans, credit cards and airplane leases.
Microsoft therefore expects commercial cloud incomes to become a pillar of its revenue quite quickly.
But when your commercial interest suffocates your principles and the pillars you built your sport on, you're in trouble".
Then, in 1999, Congress dismantled the Glass- Steagall Act, a pillar of the New Deal, which separated commercial and investment banking.
About a dozen pillars in the basement of a two-story commercial building had given way, causing the structure to collapse.
