It believes the politicians' alternative "does not strike the right balance," continuing: "For example, it would require the regulator to offer a free arbitration service for claimants to seek compensation.
"Look," he says, "if an Indian author writes a story about the street or a poor man, and the book is published in Europe…" He breaks off, before continuing: "For example, [Arundhati Roy's] The God of Small Things.
When you feel a negative thought coming or continuing (for example expressing excessive amount of anger), think or say a grateful or thankful thought about something.
Will the same policy towards Syria continue for example?
Trump continued, "For example, here she is tonight — in public — trying to pretend she doesn't hate Catholics".
Elsewhere, the pointless cruelties continue: for example, Labour proposes to keep and possibly tighten the coalition's household benefits cap, which breaks up lives while saving almost nothing.
However, it is essential that this continues, for example, with partners across different sectors including health, education, water and sanitation working together.
Some of the Muslim pilgrim caravans continue, for example, because it is regarded as more meritorious to travel the hard traditional route.
A couple of lamentable things happened on last night's "Game of Thrones" — the neck-stabbing trend continued, for example, in one of the necks we liked — but it was otherwise an almost worryingly thrilling hour in Westeros.
There continues, for example, to be a heavy interest in the traditional practices of fire burning, which are gaining a broader consideration from pastoralists, conservationists and other interested parties who are starting to understand that perhaps a culture that has lived on a land for around 60,000 years might know a thing or two about how to maintain its delicate ecosystems.
Articles often discuss asset accumulation for retirement -- whether historical stock market returns can be expected to continue, for example ("The Risky Assumption in Social Security Change," Economic View, Dec. 26), or whether workers are putting the right amount of money aside ("Before Slicing, Make Sure That the Pie Is Big Enough," Fundamentally, Dec. 26).
