Nick Clegg has said he still hopes to have a televised debate of the four major parties ahead of the general election, despite an expected renewed offer from the broadcasters of a seven-way leaders' debate.
Yet for all her efforts to portray herself as a happy campaigner -- the presumably spontaneous display at the boat basin came when Mrs. Clinton had expected renewed examination of her political skills -- the first lady enters the last two months of this campaign still, in many ways, a distant and enigmatic public figure.
The shipbuilding industry expanded by a third and expected renewed prosperity, but instead a serious depression hit the economy by 1922 and it did not fully recover until 1939.
Expect renewed energy around overhauls, primarily economic and administrative but possibly some political ones.
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The stock fell at a time when Oracle was expecting renewed optimism among its customers, given its new flagship database software, called 9i.
Barring that, they say, they expect renewed violence to once again imperil the Delta's people and an industry that supplies as much as 12percentt of the United States' oil.
Polanski's lawyers, Douglas and Bart Dalton, have notified the state court and district attorney's office of Los Angeles about the emails, and have said they expect renewed legal action as a result.
The minister acknowledged PGE's reasons for dropping the project, but likened it to building a new motorway, adding, "a responsible government must consider the security of its citizens, specifically their energy security".If it does go ahead then the project can expect renewed legal challenges from environmental groups.
WITH billions of federal dollars flowing to General Motors, and with the incoming administration likely to discover that still more assistance is required, we can expect renewed calls for G.M.'s chief executive, Rick Wagoner, to lose his job as the price of failure.
STOCKMARKETS Wall Street rose 1.9% in the week ending June 10th: wages rose less than expected, easing renewed fears that interest rates might rise.
