Talk of splitting the bank grew after his comments but, in the end, the Banking Standards Commission did not call firmly for the splitting up of the bank in its report in June, instead urging the Treasury to carry out a forensic analysis of whether RBS actually needed to be restructured, which the commission did not have the time to do.
This technique results in a side-to-side repair of the longitudinal tendon split while firmly approximating the tendon to the footprint on the lateral facet.
"If one member left, we'd split up," says Chris firmly.
About thirty patrons firmly made the suggestion that the split infinitive be corrected.
It's looking to build on the first film's $340.8m worldwide and an unusually high – for a first entry – 69.9% overseas split that confirmed how firmly embedded everywhere the YA mindset is now.
Use the correct nails to ensure that the wood is held firmly in place and will not split.
We propose that when Hsc70, recruited to a position close to its target by the auxilin J-domain, splits ATP, it clamps firmly onto its heavy-chain site and locks in place a transient fluctuation.
In April 2008, William was presented with his RAF wings by his father - and looking on proudly was his girlfriend Catherine, firmly back in his life after a split the previous year.
Although the Vicksburg Campaign continued with some minor actions, the fortress city had fallen and, with the surrender of Port Hudson on July 9, the Mississippi River was firmly in Union hands and the Confederacy split in two.
The pair have two sons together -- Miles, 7, and Frederick, 4. Some speculated that her parenting style, attachment parenting, factored into the split -- an accusation that Bialik firmly denied on her blog.
