The Sixteen's Christmas tours have become an annual institution, too; they may necessarily be less extensive affairs, but they are established as popular fixtures in the seasonal musical calendar, with programmes that are devised just as thoughtfully as those for the pilgrimages, and which are performed with the same efficiency and musical skill.
In his paper, published by the Chinese University of Hong Kong where he currently teaches, Yam admitted his suggestion could possibly impact the market given his past position and extensive involvement in monetary affairs.
Russian banking during the 1990's has been a notoriously freewheeling affair, with allegations of extensive involvement in the banks by organized criminals.
In the same way that extensive involvement in family life can conflict with commitments to public life, few persons will have sufficient time and energy for extensive participation in both workplace and public affairs.
T he "English" park that separated our house from the hayfields was an extensive and elaborate affair, with labyrinthine paths and Turgenevian benches and imported oaks among the endemic firs and birches.
Israeli newspapers and radio stations gave extensive coverage of the affair today, with allegations from other former staff and accounts of Sara Netanyahu's reported behaviour.
They reveal that police conducted an extensive investigation into an affair between Margery Haddon, a married woman, and the Duke of Clarence, eldest son of the future Edward VII.
The Star, which said it had conducted an extensive investigation into the affair, attributed its disclosures to unnamed "sources" close to the Civil Cooperation Bureau.
As BP chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg says, he "brings extensive experience of international affairs and geopolitics".
Katharine will bring her extensive knowledge of global affairs and Lenore will bring a wealth of experience in Australian politics.
It became noted for its coverage of Milwaukee and state affairs, gained extensive statewide circulation, and became distinguished for its editorial stance.
