Here, two forces – one technical and one political – mean Britain's dash to cut its carbon emissions and reduce its dependence on Russian coal and Middle Eastern oil is under threat like never before.
The panel concluded that the network's news division, in a dash to beat its competitors, suffered a breakdown in judgment as it rushed the report onto the air on Sept. 8.
Freedman claims, among other things, that Renaissance could not refund customer deposits because it had fraudulently spent the unearned revenue in a mad dash to increase its cruise ship assets before a planned stock offering.
2006: A yellow Microbus hauls – though not without a push-start – a family of misfits from New Mexico to California in a mad dash to get its youngest member to the Little Miss Sunshine beauty pageant, in a film of the same name.
Orr established himself as a restructuring leader during Chrysler's intense five-week dash to complete its sale to Fiat in 2009, a turnaround that some considered improbable at the time.
The long-awaited renewable energy strategy, a copy of which has been seen by the Guardian, will say Britain needs to make a £100bn dash to build up its clean power supply if it is to reach its EU-imposed target of producing 15% of the country's energy from renewable sources by 2020.
Commencing service in October 2019, the robust vessel will cut a dash thanks to its distinctive beak-like bow but its itineraries are set to impress too.
The company on Thursday added virtual "Dash" buttons to its homepage and mobile app that let you click to buy the product they represent – like diapers, paper towels, medicine, groceries, household items, pet supplies, and more.
Quite fortuitously, two EU member countries are reasonably close to their Kyoto targets Britain, thanks to its dash to gas in electricity generation, and Germany, thanks to the closure of much of East Germany's polluting industries.
