Deeming Nice's lengthy procedures intolerable, in 2011 Andrew Lansley, then an NHS "reformer", introduced the £200m Cancer Drugs Fund (CDF) to placate them both.
In this country, it's deemed too nice but that's why we cry when we get to the World Cup and we're not technically good enough".
Despite having a huge impact on public health, indoor air is often overlooked by consumers, deemed as "nice to have".
JOSHUA BLAYLOCK -- This is the cute guy with mannered hair (too much gel) who was deemed too nice by Simon and the rest, so they encouraged him to get a little more defiant and confident and strident.
One such row, which followed Ken's discovery of Janet's plans to send the twins to boarding school, was later used as an exercise in drama schools, which Roache deemed "a nice compliment to everyone involved in creating the moment".
The Vapor side chair at CB2 he deemed "a simple, nice, attractive chair that's well designed".
"One for your more wealthy sibling to buy for elderly relatives" Verdict: 3.5/5 This cocktail-themed offering is deemed to be "nice and shiny", but the packaging is "a bit dated", and "it's the Abigail's Party of the chocolate market".
But evidence demonstrates that it is also better value for money, and NICE have deemed just as safe, based on the outcomes of 64,500 women who already had at least one baby and good baseline health.
We nurture those sentient beings, making them thrive, only to snuff them out when it suits us, when we have deemed that they are nice and plump, richly fat, their flesh ripe for the eating.
