After first imposing harsh readjustments and committing its share of mistakes, it had launched the country on a steady course of economic growth that made it a much-admired model in Latin America and continued even after the dictator finally turned over the presidency (though not control of the armed forces) to an elected Christian Democrat in 1990.
The city traditionally releases its money only after the state commits its share.
But Barcelona (and Pisa, Rome, Naples and more) has committed its fair share of crimes against this simple dish.
-- March 11 , 1975This section, alas, has committed its own share of blunders, including this classic: A picture caption about a tomato-throwing contest in Buñol, Spain, misstated the age of the tradition.
This week, Canada's new minister of Indigenous and northern affairs Carolyn Bennett reiterated to the Canadian Press that the Liberal government is committed to funding its share of a $30 million access road that will make it cheaper and easier for Shoal Lake 40 to build a desperately-needed water treatment plant.
His own queasiness about this surface was evident as he committed his share of unforced errors.
Mr. Bush committed his share of what were considered by some to be examples of questionable political judgment, like delivering a major speech at Bob Jones University.
Comey committed his share of standard Washington venial sins.
Sánchez was just as good, completing 26 of his career high 44 passes; he, too, committed his share of mistakes.
No EU country, not even Germany, has committed to paying its share of the €3bn bill except Britain.
