As far as Mr. Waltz is concerned, middle age is not a bad time for a career breakthrough.
As far as many western policymakers are concerned, middle- and low-income countries seem to be doing fine on their own.
A contemporary story set mostly in a hotel room in Paris, it concerns middle-aged Mickey, a well-off but unwillingly retired Boston businessman.
In his account, the early New Labour period saw the final confirmation that as far as what used to be called the proletariat was concerned, "middle-class progressives who had traditionally come out fighting these underdogs' corner, or reporting their condition as missionaries or journalists, were keen to silence them, or bury them without an obituary.
As far the labour market is concerned, middle-aged employees in medium-large firms are the most protected category, because they have access to more stable jobs and may benefit of social protection insurance in case of need, while women and young workers typically get into short-term, low-paying jobs with limited access to social insurance schemes (Baldini and Ciani 2011).
"Nebraska" is about many things, but primarily it concerns middle-aged David (Forte) giving his father, Woody (Bruce Dern), a last stab at dignity.
Last month, Secretary of State Colin Powell stated the current American position concerning Middle East peace, saying: "The Palestinian leadership must end violence, stop incitement and prepare their people for the hard compromises ahead.
Their "statement of concern," read to him at a faculty meeting, outlined a grab bag of charges, some relating to governance of the university and some concerning Middle East issues that have repeatedly troubled the campus, in particular his challenging introductory remarks when the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, visited this fall.
The party has not worked hard enough to push serious conservative solutions to problems that concern middle class and suburban voters, such as college affordability, middle-class wage stagnation and healthcare costs, they say.
Consequently, our results primarily concern middle aged men and women of higher socioeconomic status living in cities (from the characteristics of our cohort).
