He said: "The historic associations of a building have to be considered, particularly where a listed building is concerned, otherwise what is the point of listing them in the first place?
Our desire is that our young players flourish with us; bringing through young players is fine, but it has to mean something as far as our first-team is concerned, otherwise there is no interest in it for us".
Like most such consumers, I don't go hunting for research papers suggesting possible problems with the numbers unless the BLS says there's reason to be concerned otherwise, it would be impossible to get any work done.
Surely the very act of behaving like a joyless curmudgeon must have brought joy to the individual concerned, since otherwise he or she would not have so acted.
Mr. Nicholls has the artfully disheveled good looks of a young person genetically engineered to appear in a Diesel jeans ad, and he is on the cover of the current Rolling Stone, behind the cover line "Rock Is Back!" In interviews, he talks compulsively about his misbehavior, his bad manners and his poor eating habits, as if concerned that otherwise he might be mistaken for the new Shaun Cassidy.
There may be several reasons for the poor performance on the blinded test set for what, as far as the training set is concerned, would otherwise be considered a good predictive metric.
A sporadic band has turned into a going concern: otherwise known as the C/D/E Trio, it's made up (respectively) of drums, bass and reeds.
"Staff are on the frontline and this is the best warning system because a tip-off from employees is the best way to find out about fraud and avoid finding out in the press," says West. "You need to make sure there is an easy route to raise concerns, otherwise you risk facing a silent workforce.
"After consultation with all members of the Safety Advisory Group, the council has taken the decision to give the club 24 hours to address all safety concerns, otherwise we will reluctantly issue a prohibition notice.
First of all, firms in sensitive industries comply with strict environmental regulations due to the emission effect of their activities and therefore should disclose their environmental concerns, otherwise stakeholders and especially investors may assume the worst (Cormier and Magnan 2003; Clarkson et al. 2008; Cho and Patten 2007; Hackston and Milne 1996; da Silva Monteiro and Aibar-Guzmán 2010).
While taxonomy demands that this account be entitled Tundra Swan, it actually concerns (unless otherwise specified) only North America's Tundra Swan, a subspecies that many people continue to call the Whistling Swan (C. c. columbianus).
