In Day Three, Galileo dramatically argues for the Copernican system.
Once Trump takes office, the mood may change dramatically, Dalio argued.
Frank Field MP has argued that dramatically speeding up benefit processing times would reduce food bank use by a third.
Failure to provide them, he had argued, reduced dramatically the number of firms able to apply for duty contracts, without the profession being given any chance to comment upon the assumptions outlined in the reports.
That, at least, was the message of the annual General Counsel Roundtable on December 6th, hosted by The Economist and Corporate Board Member magazine".For several years after Enron collapsed, life was very nearly impossible for corporate defendants, but in the past two years the pendulum has swung dramatically in their favour," argued one of America's top corporate lawyers.
This, he argued, would dramatically address the nation's poor, create job opportunities for African Americans, and rebuild America's troubled cities without being as politically divisive as a federal program identified primarily as serving low-income blacks.
While late Victorian periodical and juridical discourse assumes there is safety and justice in the individual's right and capacity to make decisions about what happens to one's body, The Great God Pan, I argue, dramatically disquiets these urgent expectations.
You'll have a real sense of what a socialist is" -- insisting that the differences between the two parties was dramatically overstated, and arguing that he could have the health care site fixed sooner if Republicans would be more constructive.
The "middle-ground policies," he argued, "tend to dramatically reduce our ability to control the environment militarily, because they all involve withdrawing about half of the troops.
In front of a crowd of 600 at the Francis Marion Hotel, Perry used his first speech as a candidate to brag about job creation in Texas under his leadership and argued he could dramatically improve the American economy if elected president.
