Instead of trumpeting and boasting her strengths, Daenerys is shrewd enough to "fall in line" with this thinking when necessary; but only temporarily and only as a means to an end.
The 2005 Guidelines on the management of lung cancer from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence and updated in 2011 recommend chemotherapy in small-cell lung cancer, given that patients are fit enough. 3 In line with our findings, socioeconomic factors have previously been shown to be associated with chemotherapy use in lung cancer in South East England.
In an exchange of letters between the Treasury and the Bank, Mervyn King wrote that the monetary policy committee concluded that "further rate cuts in Bank Rate alone might not be enough to bring inflation in line" with the Bank's 2% target.
By then, she hopes to have achieved what no one before her has done: a legal and binding agreement that will be enough to cut emissions in line with scientific advice, and that will be adhered to by governments around the world for the next decade and beyond.
I follow suit, and soon enough my breathing falls in line with his.
If we're in a bubble expect a correction, but nothing significant enough to put houses in line with average wages.
For the p.M18T and p.R1699Q variants in BRCA1, LRs of 7.98 and 1.43 respectively were not informative enough to classify them, in line with the inconclusive results obtained by other studies (Additional file 1; Table S1).
In announcing that he had barred Father Bietighofer from serving as a priest two weeks ago, Bishop Lori said, "The allegations from the two gentlemen were credible enough to warrant immediate action, in line with our policy".
"One percent of gross revenues distributed locally is not good enough; returns should be more in line with payments across the rest of the world and be set at 10%," a spokesman said.
Whatever the broad policy decision of the future, it was evident that this problem in turn emphasizes the need for a program of work which will be securely based yet flexible enough to keep the program in line with the changing needs of a changing world.
While this sort of devolution may not be enough for Blue Labour it seems in line with what Cruddas writes in his chapter The Common Good In An Age of Austerity.
