McIntyre dismissed Gerry Adams's description of the project as a "malicious" plot against him.
This has sometimes meant taking on the vested interests of the medical profession, and Seddon's description of SalaUna suggests that power lies with the managers of the business, who use contracts, incentives, data and dismissal as tools to shape the behaviour of clinicians.
The following day he totally blew a gasket, saying that Ed Balls' description of Liam Byrne's "there's no money left" note as a joke was "frankly the most appalling thing I have heard in this election campaign so far".
You add a description about that issue and provide information about its location.
I think the experiences shared by these five women are relevant to all of us, regardless of age, industry or job description.
The language of description is always a matter of equivalence (a word equals the thing it describes) and so cannot contend with the sublime.
"ASH shares RSPH's concern that the term 'e-cigarette' is not a particularly useful description given that the products are not cigarettes, do not contain tobacco and they are not smoked.
Lydia Nicholas's description of the relationship between Douglas Adam's fictional Hitchhiker's Guide and the real life development of the iPad shows how science fiction can effortlessly influence the development of new technology.
The new service will provide "mobile, one-to-one support in a range of convenient locations", including at home – a description that suggests the taxman will be taking to the road, salesman-style.
He'll cost £25m, which is no longer big money in the world of football, but sounds like a pretty penny to us, so the description stays.
Our connected times have meant that we've always got a stupid tablet of some description to finger-punch away on until someone comes along to save us from the horror of our own minds.
