In fact, global megabanks as currently constituted could in no way prepare a credible living will; they are simply too complex for their own management to understand – as demonstrated by JPMorgan Chase's losses of more than $6 billion in the so-called London Whale case.
Olivia Byard Witney, Oxfordshire Thanks so much for the information on the dress Kate Middleton wore on the steps of a hospital in your front page article and for repeating it on page 2 in even fuller detail (additionally providing crucial guidance as to what currently constitutes "glamour – hair"), in case we had missed it (24 July).
Placebo controlled trials in disease states as currently constituted are designed to show a drug "works" when in fact it may not.
Could the absence of the inner life reflect Farhadi's despair of the possibility of even having one in Iran as currently constituted?
AT&T as currently constituted is basically the company that Mr. Armstrong had in mind when he took charge three years ago.
Survivors told officials they had "lost all confidence" in the inquiry as it was currently constituted.
In addition, the Jewish state as currently constituted formally discriminates against the non-Jewish population.
Her reluctance here, while disappointing, is not hard to fathom; such a tax stands no chance in Congress, at least as it is currently constituted.
EarthLink, which runs networks in Philadelphia and New Orleans, recently admitted that "the Wi-Fi business as currently constituted will not provide an acceptable return".
This paper surveys the chemical engineering curriculum landscape as it currently is constituted in a number of countries globally and finds that while there is incorporation of additional options on an almost universal basis, that the means by which such options are incorporated into the overall structure of the degree differs, usually on a country or region specific basis.
It should be another decent season, but keep in mind that "another decent season" is the ceiling for this franchise as currently constituted.
