"And then she took a closer look and firmly changed her mind.
Highlighting a number of market signals, including the $2.6tn of assets already divested from fossil fuels, she talked of a super tanker which had now firmly changed its course and "a major transition already in place".
It barely makes a mark outside its power-base in central Mexico.When it does, it is often as a force set firmly against change.
It elaborates and enforces a code of European law that has grown in scope with each new Union treaty, and that overrules the national laws of each and every EU country.Now the court is asking governments, politely but firmly, to change its rules.
In addition to the aforementioned statistical limitations arising from the reliance upon imputation for 47% of children, which were overcome by supplementing linear analyses with multinomial logistic regression analyses, a clear limitation is the difficulty in firmly attributing change to legislation, due to the absence of a counterfactual.
"With any change in ownership, there will be a change in approach, and I firmly believe the changes I have implemented will be in the longer-term interest of the club, which must always come first," Mr Whyte added.
Jamal Abdi: My fear was that Trump would exploit [this] for his policy agenda that his administration was hoping to push forward for a long time... that Trump [might] use this to kill the nuclear deal and change US policy firmly towards regime change in Iran.
Other Republican leaders, including Senator Jesse Helms, are firmly opposed to changes that might be negotiated by President Clinton before he leaves office.
"Is it alive?" asked Ms. Holt, who arrived on the second day of construction, wielding a camera and a discerning eye, and began politely but firmly to demand changes.
At a time when some other states are considering suspending executions, debating racial disparities in capital convictions or examining the wisdom of executing mentally retarded prisoners, Alabama officials remain firmly opposed to changes in the state's death penalty system.
