As it happens, the Supreme Court, the auditor-general, a panoply of civil activists and a more assertive press have all helped to hold the corrupt to account this year.
The Independent devotes its page 3 to the scenario describing her thus: "She has a head full of a rich panoply of general knowledge that ranges across literature, languages, botany and mathematical puzzles".
The conventional wisdom among media analysts has been that it will be difficult to persuade readers to pay for general news online, given the panoply of free news available on the Web.
NESTLE GIVES THE VERY BEST -- One unexpected dividend for those who attended the general session on Sunday was a panoply of treats provided by a speaker, Joe M. Weller, chairman and chief executive of Nestle USA.
It is unclear whether he meant only shields and armor or offensive weapons as well, though a general reading suggests he meant the whole panoply of arms and armor, and even tactical organization.
Though the G.A.O. has found that KBR sometimes overcharges, in general the company has an outstanding reputation among the panoply of auditing agencies that monitor these contracts.
I think society in general is far more curious or ready to discuss a whole panoply of deviant behavior it wouldn't have forty years ago.
In addition, it may harbor one or more genes coding for a variable panoply of accessory metabolic processes and functions that are, in general, different from those encoded by chromosome(s) [ 2, 5, 6].
In that situation, super-delegates must look to not one criterion but to the full panoply of factors that will help them assess who will be the party's strongest nominee in the general election.
But he believes that it is politically impossible to sweep away the panoply of defensive options that exist in continental countries' systems.A second amendment has the urbane Patrick Drayton, director-general of Britain's Takeover Panel (who was no wild enthusiast even for the original, unamended draft directive), seething with rage.
