This is the formula that tries to adjust for disparate assessing procedures in each locality.
They promise security and a one-stop shop for disparate digital lives.
The new American crew — including a woman — started umpiring for disparate reasons.
If universalism brings disparate countries together, the second paradigm shift has the same unifying effect for disparate themes.
He moulded Talkback Thames from an umbrella for disparate niche producers into a production powerhouse, which was responsible for hit shows such as Grand Designs, Da Ali G Show and Smack the Pony.
After they failed he worked for disparate performers such as Billy Fury and Bob and Earl, before playing in Episode Six, Glass Menagerie and singing with trumpeter Alan Bown's band.
Sometimes these scientists were asked to procure specific information, but often the government employed a "thousand grains of sand" approach: they waited for disparate details to accumulate, more or less at random, until a picture emerged.
My new book The Seven looks at the seven fascinating men who – with no mandate of any kind and for disparate reasons – staged a violent revolution in a democracy.
Hollywood has proved so resistant to disruption because relationships with talent, a feel for disparate audience segments, and a knack for providing global satisfaction aren't things that a startup can easily replicate.
In the Norman kingdom the effort to fashion royal institutions for disparate regions and populations led not only to a layering of administrative institutions within the royal court but to a great diversity from one region to another.
But organizers said the Arizona legislation, which was signed into law April 23, had been a watershed event for disparate advocate organizations, transforming them into something akin to a civil rights movement with a national profile.
