And but one hour later, Mason and Kraut, reconnoitering the same spot, but without either devoting more than a cursory glance, since it was obvious that the prey had moved further on.
For Labour after 2010, that meant either devoting enormous energy to dismantling the coalition narrative – explaining that Labour spending was not always wise, but that it decidedly did not cause the crash or the deficit that followed – or surrendering to it, declaring Labour got it wrong.
He was either devoted to my partner, whom he followed around doggedly, or viewed him as an implacable enemy to be destroyed (our interpretations differed).
The remaining states either devote the same funding to the poorest and richest districts, or they send more to districts serving the most affluent students than they send to districts serving the poorest children.
His recommendation echoed the inspector general's: "Either devote substantial additional resources to the regulation of insurance sales on military installations or flatly prohibit the on-base solicitation of life insurance products".
To overcome the "best kept secret" syndrome, Finland needs to either devote more, or reallocate existing, resources to effective marketing.
San Francisco's General Plan sets a target of 60percentt of housing construction priced below the market rate; however, developers are only required to either devote 20percentt of their new units to affordable housing or pay a fee to the city.
Former AC Milan coach Arrigo Sacchi, who never played football professionally, once famously remarked when quizzed about his coaching qualifications: "I never realised that in order to become a jockey you have to have been a horse first". Porto coach Andre Villas-Boas never played football professionally either - instead devoting himself at an early age to studying the science of coaching.
"I was left with a choice: either to devote all of my energies to delivering the message or to guiding Virginia through these difficult times.
Almost all post-Emersonian writers of real eminence in American literature are either passionately devoted to him or moved to negate him, rather ambiguously in the stances of Hawthorne and Melville, but fiercely in the case of Poe and most southerners after him.
Many carbon cost-benefit studies have either been devoted to plantations (i.e., afforestation, and reforestation; [8],[11],[12]), or to comparisons between timber production and forest conversion to crops as alternatives to forest conservation [13]-[16] [13]-[16]
