Mr. Shareef fixed on Dec. 22, the Friday before Christmas, because of the high concentration of shoppers, said Robert Grant, the agent in charge of the Chicago office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
But the Ambanis' eyes are firmly fixed on September 1st, when the Supreme Court takes up their dispute.The row centres on the pricing of natural gas from one of India's biggest fields, in the Krishna Godavari basin in the Bay of Bengal.
By fixing on May 6th to step down, Mr Ahern has also removed some uncertainties over the Irish referendum on the EU's Lisbon treaty in June.
Thus the central fixing on Aug. 11 was at a level reflecting a 200 basis point depreciation of the RMB from the previous day's close.
They fixed on a march modelled on one held in January, when the local Labour and Conservative MPs Yvette Cooper and Nigel Adams joined calls for the mine – which is in Adams' constituency but so close to Cooper's that she, too, is heavily involved – to be saved.
The date was fixed on 17 July because if you peek at the emojis on your Apple or Android phone, you'll see that is the date on display on the calendar emoji.
Before the dinner, which appeared to do nothing to ease the troubles, General Musharraf said smilingly: "Mr Karzai is the best man for Kabul," then added, "but he doesn't understand Afghanistan".The dispute has fixed on a deal agreed on September 5th between General Musharraf and, it is alleged, the Taliban to keep the peace in Pakistan's tribal region.
That was higher than market expectations, and higher than Dilma Rousseff, her eyes fixed on a presidential election in October, would have wanted, too.
On the anniversary of the massacre in August they fixed on top of the original their own temporary red paper plaque recording that 11 people were killed when the yeomanry charged with sabres drawn.
My attention in the Friedrich show (which closes Aug. 18) was fixed on none of these, however, because I gravitated to a comparatively minor but beautiful drawing of a view through a window into a garden, with two potted plants resting on the window ledge, one tall plant, one short.
