Tomaselli's father, Fred, told multiple news media outlets that he did not believe his son's accusations that he traveled with Fine by bus to Pittsburgh and spent the night in Fine's hotel room for a game on Jan . 22 , 2002
While the law called for a two-year compliance period until 2014, the fine print left some room for interpretation.
The Hay-Adams Hotel, which looks directly across Lafayette Park to the White House, includes the bright Lafayette Room for fine dining all day (it has a prix-fixe Cherry Blossom Festival Dinner) and the Off the Record bar for drinks and dining.
The film feels like the extended pilot episode of a really, really good TV series, and that's absolutely fine: it leaves plenty room for the second and third instalments to grow in scope and stature should the first movie prove a success.
She wrote to the Duke of Somerset, "I have reduced the stables to one third of what was intended by Sir John [Vanbrugh] yet I have room for fine horses".
Place your bets, put on your finest hat, and make room for a smashing Derby Day feast.
Thus, it is also possible that retaining highly similar synologs in different operonic contexts might be advantageous with regard to co-regulation while at the same time leaving more room for fine-tuning production of a particular protein.
If someone thinks that's unorthodox, that's fine -- and there's room for a lot of different things within the world of yoga.
"If this happened in the '50s and '60s when India was starving, I would have said, fine, we don't have room for tigers.
Given the overwhelming importance of the economy, the competence of the coalition must thus be the central plank of their strategy, leaving less room for the fine detail of differentiation from the Tories.The attacks on Labour straddled two big themes in the speech: economic competence and the evils of vested interests.
