She left behind a fortune inherited from her father, William Andrews Clark, a copper magnate and United States senator from Montana, and two wills executed six weeks apart in 2005.
TWO MET ACQUISITIONS Two paintings, executed three centuries apart and each considered surprising in its own way, were recently acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
If they do not wish to execute their right, they pay nothing (apart from the price of the contract already paid in the first period, which is not refunded).
Forming teams between technologists and doctors is difficult to execute as their methodologies are worlds apart.
By following the precedent of Prophet Muhammad, who sees that there is interest to execute war captives only when they have committed special crimes apart from mere participation in belligerency conforming also to the minority opinion.
As they tell it, only the Marines can execute this dashing, dangerous maneuver today; it's what sets them apart.
Besides, he added, "trying to figure out how to pull it apart at a time that we're trying to execute on the advertising initiatives, as a manager, doesn't make sense to me".
Is there any truth to Mr Boehner's charge that the president is "tear[ing] apart what our founders have built" by failing to "faithfully execute the laws of our nation"?
Four consecutive irrigation sessions 4 days apart were executed, and the drain was removed on the last day of irrigation.
Sure, they look forward to a delicious dinner with friends and family, but don't devote too much time to planning and thinking about their meals apart from executing the basic tasks of eating: Picking up their groceries, deciding which restaurant to go, which takeout place to try next or what time to cook. 3. Using food as a bargaining chip.
