Its roll-call of board members and chairmen couldn't be weightier – Brent Scowcroft, Susan Rice, Richard Holbrooke, General Shinseki, Chuck Hagel, Jon Huntsman and the like.
So what other topic could be so weighty, so captivating that it would cause the radio show's Web site to crash under a stampede of visitors?
It could be a weighty international issue such as freedom of speech and human rights, or it could be a more personal story about your community or something that affects you as an individual.
This last point illustrates that if the reason for separate spheres and for ignoring indirect benefits in health care resource prioritization is grounded in this way in fairness, other moral reasons such as utility could be sufficiently weighty in some cases to justify counting indirect non health benefits despite the unfairness of doing so.
In fact, the burden of gratitude could be even weightier when the donor was dead, particularly if, as was often the case, the donor was young, and the death was sudden and terrible.
The tone will be weighty.
Thomas still has other chips to trade, including Moochie Norris and Shandon Anderson, whose contracts are weighty but could be used to complete a multiteam deal.
He might have reason to believe he will have himself relocated (next door) before such extra weighty tomes could be received by the Treasury".
CHICAGO — For all the talk about how bright the Mets' future could be, the organization has a weighty task ahead finding capable position players to eventually array around their vaunted young pitchers.
He might have reason to believe he will have himself relocated (next door) before such extra weighty tomes could be received by the Treasury". "Two years ago, the chancellor predicted he would need to borrow £10bn this year.
And the fact that this argument would at best ground only a presumptive right to exclude outsiders is noteworthy, because it leaves open the possibility that this right could be over-ridden by the weightier rights various foreigners may have to be admitted.
