"This is open-ended QE; and fundamentally the key message that Draghi will want the markets to take away from today".
She ended up being one of the top performers in our organization, and now is part of a global SWAT team that helps fundamentally rethink key go-to-market tactics.
Rather, more fundamentally, 'the key difference between multiculturalism and interculturalism generaly revolves around the way in which personal and collective identities are conceptualised and instrumentalised.' (Cantle 2016a, p. 140).
pledged to actively reduce corporate taxes in his fiscal 2012 budget proposal, which would also do away with or fundamentally change key social services, including Medicare.
In fact, oxidation of UHMWPE fundamentally alters key properties, including the aforementioned resistance to wear, which affects the lifespan of the given joint component [ 15].
Thus, democratized learning environments need to be fundamentally based on key principles of adult learning (Mezirow, 1991; Knowles, Holton et al., 2005).
Nor does Blake believe AI's blackboxes are fundamentally unauditable — a key point given that algorithmic accountability will surely be necessary to ensure this very powerful technology's societal impacts can be properly understood and regulated, where necessary, to avoid bias being baked in.
In addition, several key factors fundamentally alter the benefit-risk relationship of statins as people age.
This is fundamentally one of the key parameters for increasing the mechanical properties of the matrix system.
Take the newly created English Labour Network, whose aim of fostering a sense of national community in tune with Labour values is fundamentally laudable, but whose key figures are doing little to inspire confidence.
Unfortunately, the ranking is fundamentally flawed for two key reasons which will be explained below.
