Unite's assistant general secretary, Steve Turner, said: "We will continue to make the case that only with decent, direct employment right across the business can this company truly convince its stakeholders and the watching world that it is genuine about making the much-needed changes to practices that have shocked people everywhere".
Decent direct fluorescence in the cell soma could be seen in discrete areas of the adult brain, such as the olfactory bulb (OB), medial preoptic area (MPO) and SCN (data not shown).
Within ten minutes of assembling the data, Cox had a decent list of direct mail targets.
Among the usual optimization algorithms, such as the direct decent method and conjugate gradient method, the convergence rate of Newton iterations near the solution is the fastest (see [15]).
"It was the most honest, direct and decent way to deal with something that is enormously complex," he said.
The Federal Emergency Management Administration did not yet exist, although I'm fairly certain that Senators John Stennis and James Eastland managed to direct a decent portion of the federal budget Mississippi's way.
"Terminator II," Arnold's biggest movie, was a really decent script, and well directed.
Parker has directed some decent, clamorous pictures (Bugsy Malone, Mississippi Burning, The Commitments) and some dodgy, clamorous pictures (Evita, Midnight Express, Angela's Ashes).
Le Sommer, however, simply refused to be subdued and, having forced Bardsley into another decent save she soon directed a volley slightly off target.
Sensibly, Schlesinger now moved into television, a medium he had previously resisted as too ephemeral, and directed a decent version of Terence Rattigan's Separate Tables and the memorable An Englishman Abroad (both 1983).
Emmanuelle Bercot (who directed the decent and heartfelt social-realist drama Standing Tall that was this year's Opening Gala) acts in the film playing Tony, who is supposedly a lawyer — although Maïwenn's conception of a lawyer's exact duties seems airily vague.
