Mr. Moonves, for his part, is firmly against the proposed merger.
She voiced her disillusionment in Pigs at the Trough, the ninth of her 15 books, which took aim at George W Bush. Nowadays, with her wealth and social position firmly established, she proposes a more holistic approach to life.
The post, by Jon Bershad, mockingly suggested "Bikini Barbershop: Jersey" on HDNet could replace "Mad Men" on AMC and, tongue firmly in cheek, proposed "Tia & Tamera" on Style as an alternative to "Breaking Bad" on AMC.
"Both the Prime Minister and the President firmly believe the proposed referendum in Crimea would be illegal and any attempt to legitimise it would result in further consequences for Russia".
In such cases, where we believed that further evidence is needed to firmly support the proposed annotation, we have quoted the literature source and the proposed annotation, while retaining the original 'unknown' function associated with the database entry.
"I firmly believe the fix they are proposing is highly inadequate".
Based on growth studies in young animals and on other metabolic experiments, Vincent du Vigneaud proposed and firmly established the biological processes of transmethylation and transsulfuration.
His last film, the ballet-horror Black Swan, was rejected all over town, even more firmly than when he proposed to resurrect Mickey Rourke's career with The Wrestler.
Proposed – tongue firmly in cheek – by Barclays, this index posits that the construction of a new world's tallest building heralds the coming of a recession; a pleasing theory to those who think recessions follow periods of irrational excitement with too much money flowing to grand projects.
It might be premature to consider this concept firmly established, and the proposed cellular functions of TAS remain a matter of debate [ 23, 24].
Our genomic survey firmly established the previously proposed proximity of arsenate reductase to the family of sulfide reductases but also unraveled the existence of a novel clade even more closely related to arsenate reductase, the physiological function of which is still unknown.
