Using competition in such an arbitrary fashion would potentially create a barrage of bureaucratic tendering and procurement procedures, which would inevitably be paid for at the tax payers expense.
Those talents have combined to form something greater than its parts, the players' eagerness to feed off each other creating a barrage of first touch, quick movements that have beguiled opposing defenses.
Such guidelines are helpful, says Alcabes, but too many of them can create a "barrage of preparedness rhetoric".
After the restart it was midfielder Sio who took on the role of Celtic's tormentor; the Frenchman creating a barrage of chances and involved in the second goal; Ki Sung-yueng judged to have fouled him 30 yards from goal to hand Sion a dangerously positioned free kick.
Wondrously edited and composed, BERLIN (CLASSIFIED) cuts and collages everything from stickers to signs, benches to bikes, buzzers to dumpsters, and everywhere in between to create a barrage of images that conveys atmosphere more than information.
So these scientists hypothesized a "dark disk" lying in this plane of the galaxy, whose gravitational pull may be enough to upset the comets as the Solar System passes through it every 35 million years, creating a barrage of comets unleashed in altered trajectories toward the Sun and the Earth.
The two dams have assumed great significance in the political life of Senegal and Mauritania and have created a catchword apres barrage (after the dam --that dam --thattodam --thattical setting.
There, a reservoir has been created by a barrage four kilometres inland from the river mouth to make use of tides ranging from about 3.4 to 13.4 metres.
She said she suffered a barrage of abuse and one online bully created a fake profile in her name, which was used to send explicit messages to girls.
