For this reason, Mr Bush's foreign-policy duo deserve to be treated with a wary respect rather than the hallelujahs that have so far welcomed them.*To mark his coming of age, The Economist calls on the world to dispense forthwith with George Bush's "W".
In 1981, nominee John Banville wrote a letter to the Guardian requesting that the prize be given to him forthwith; with the prize fund he would buy every copy of the longlisted books in Ireland and donate them to libraries, "thus ensuring that the books not only are bought but also read - surely a unique occurence".
"I forthwith proceeded with my whole company to the front for the purpose of reconnoitering, and advanced in close proximity to the enemy's lines," explained Captain Jack.
He didn't mention that the D.H.S.'s stated determination to keep applicants out of city shelters whenever possible would have sent this hypothetical traveller back to her airplane forthwith, perhaps with a one-time subsidy for jet fuel.
Under section 6, every auto transportation company, as defined by the act, must forthwith file, with its application for a certificate, 'a schedule of its rates and fares, and a time schedule of all motor vehicles operated' which are to be subject to public inspection.
Supporters of Allen, who left school at age 14, saw this as the action of an autocratic elitist who "ran his staff as he had controlled junior counsel in his barrister's chamber; they did his bidding, his way, or were forthwith dispensed with".
And if the facts mean that elements of the theory no longer hold, discard that part of the theory forthwith; persisting with the theory in face of opposing facts will create a false conclusion no matter how much you'd prefer it to be the conclusion.
Moreover, since time is also of the essence in any statewide relief that the Circuit Court must consider, any further statewide relief should also be ordered forthwith and simultaneously with the manual tabulation of the Miami-Dade undervotes.
The grand jury presented Brown to the District Court as a contumacious witness and requested that steps be taken to compel him forthwith to comply with the requirements of the subpoena.
At the time of which we are speaking, Cleomenes, having carried his proceedings in the matter of Demaratus to a prosperous issue, forthwith took Leotychides with him, and crossed over to attack the Eginetans; for his anger was hot against them on account of the affront which they had formerly put upon him.
Dudley indeed had made it clear to the Scots at the beginning that he was not a candidate for Mary's hand and forthwith had behaved with passive resistance.
