The implication is that he would emerge from the affair just fine, which effectively makes him a prop in what becomes a portrait of a psychological meltdown.
It is indicated that fine grains effectively scatter the phonons at the grain boundaries, leading to lower thermal conductivity.
The coalition is considering a Soviet-style central intervention policy to effectively fine individual universities if they impose unreasonable tuition fees next year.
If claimants fail to turn up for appointments or to apply for enough jobs, officials effectively fine them by stopping their benefit payments for a minimum of four weeks (around £300).
Meanwhile the Professional Footballers Associationn has told BBC Radio Kent that the club do not have the power to effectively fine the players for a poor performance.
Thanks for your concern, but we'll be fine, Vodafone has effectively replied to the buttinskis the company sees no reason why its $62.8 million, four-year shirt sponsorship deal shouldn't continue.
In our study, we worked, from the one hand, with a fine instrument that effectively compensates the velocity of the ground motion (ground oscillations) and, from the other hand, with a distributed oscillating system that considers the mood as outcome of the psychic process, respectively.
Guernica, considered by many to be Picasso's finest artwork, dovetails effectively with A Cry for Peace.
Rapid burial of the remains of the single-celled planktonic plants and animals within fine-grained sediments effectively preserved them.
It wants Rent Repayment Orders, effectively fines for landlords, to be extended to cover private tenants whose homes are uninhabitable.
