If we regret anything about this, it shouldn't be the "politicisation" of formerly even-handed processes, but the belief that politics can be subject to impartial oversight.
Under the lights of my examination room, I realized that it was his manner that had altered the most; formerly confident, even strident, now he leaned against the counter, not wanting to sit.
Perhaps the best known example is that of the visitors who climb Uluru (formerly Ayers Rock), even though they are asked at the cultural center at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park not to do so.
Essentially, the decrease appears to result from the fact that the tobacco companies have been packing considerably less tobacco into their cigarettes than they formerly did, even though their cigarettes have tended to get longer.
Real power lies with chief ministers of states, who may raise money in town, and live there, but who get most of their votes in rural areas.Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal, presides over the long decline of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), even as she repaints parts of the city blue and puts up new lights.
Their startup accelerator for the formerly incarcerated even won a $50,000 cash prize from the U.S. Small Business Association SBAA).
While device and OS fragmentation is still a serious issue for Android, strong sales of newer phones have taken their toll on what was formerly an even split.
Today, Google announced it's integrating its online file storage and collaboration service Google Drive (formerly Docs) even further into Gmail, enabling emails to be sent with up to 10 GB of files attached.
But Ranapurwala noted that the changing nature of the opioid epidemic has made the problem for the formerly incarcerated even more complicated.
Venues that formerly hosted even the most subdued dance parties have caved to pressure by their local Aldermen and denied rental requests while the city itself has dismissed small-event permit requests.
