Biden was equally adept at filleting his opponent's proposed tax cuts for the rich, his hedge-fund-friendly definition of "small business," and his call for massive increases in defense spending.
It is unlikely that America's spy agencies will be told to stop all eavesdropping on friendly foreign leaders the definition of who or what is a friend is hard to fix (spying on Mrs Merkel may be hard to fathom, less so her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, whose links with Vladimir Putin were a source of real concern).
Although family-friendly workplaces by definition are more accommodating to parents, they are particularly important for women who too often are confronted with a stark choice between caring for their children, supporting their family economically, and advancing their careers.
For Brazil, having already defeated opponents of the calibre of Argentina and France, this rendezvous with Chile was spiky enough to bear little relation to the dictionary definition of friendly.
Some of his challenges when he came on for the last half hour stretched the definition of friendly, but at the close all agreed it had been a good workout.
For example, some multimedia streaming applications prefer a smooth sending rate on a time scale of tens of seconds, however, a UDP flow maintaining such a long smoothness time scale is naturally not TCP friendly by the current definition.
Harper's selection was announced by Commissioner Bud Selig, who revealed each first-round pick from a lectern positioned near home plate on a half-scale, high-definition-friendly baseball diamond at MLB Network's studios.
The ethogram was designed to be user-friendly with clear definitions for each behavior, which should be coherent to a diverse range of observers.
Patient-friendly phrasings and definitions of the PQA pharmacy quality measures were presented to the study participants and used in the discussion.
Oddly, their definition of "family friendly" has included cuts to child benefit, the child trust fund, and maternity support since coming to power.
