As ever, they aim to oust Mr Kan and precipitate an early general election.A semblance of political co-operation may last only until a second round of local elections on April 24th.
Second, while the WRA required all camps to complete the same monthly public health forms covering hospitalizations, communicable diseases, vital statistics, and general commentary, this semblance of organization and intracamp standardization of records was an illusion.
This is America before the fall, or at least before searing divisions in our government and general population shattered any semblance of national solidarity.
The school has 300 boys, aged 6 to 18. His school, like many others, started in recent years to teach computer use and offers a semblance of general schooling, as well as the Koran, to younger boys.
The transaction is the latest effort by Commerzbank, and European banks in general, to move back to a semblance of normality after the turmoil of the last five years.
The teams waited their turn; 14 alarmingly fit young men from the local fire brigade, whose spectacles and general air of thoughtfulness gave them the semblance of intellectual revolutionaries, went through their rituals.
But as Hispanics, when we watch general market television, we'd like to see some semblance of reality to our lives".
But amid the madness that began with the Mumbai attacks and was further complicated by the announcement of the general elections in India, at last one can spot some semblance of common sense.
Through three consecutive general election defeats between 1979 and 1992, Labour maintained the semblance of effective opposition because for millions the promise of a Labour government remained the alternative to Thatcherism.
The roughly 750 peacekeepers, led by a Nigerian brigadier general, Festus Okonkwo, have been hard pressed to keep a semblance of order, ceding control of the streets and the port.
David Cameron felt the only way he could hold his party together, prevent further defections to Ukip in the year before the 2015 general election and make a fist of fighting it with some semblance of unity was to promise a referendum – with all its political and economic risks, not least to his own career and standing.
