The e-mail was sent to Mr. Cameron by Jeremy Hunt, the cabinet minister who was eventually given responsibility for deciding whether to approve the takeover bid, only weeks before Mr. Cameron handed power over the bid to him, under terms that required Mr. Hunt to take an impartial, "quasi-judicial" approach to the takeover.
We begin by summarizing a simple algorithm, based on computational linear system results given in[15], for deciding whether y →lc~ y′ is admissible.
In both groups, approximately half the respondents agreed that they received enough information and were given responsibility for deciding how to deal with their health problem.
We also give a criterion for deciding whether a given norm in this class is uniformly nonsquare.
The Arab representatives were not given a deadline for deciding whether to sign on to the antiterror cause.
They should refuse to participate in the idea, being spread by Sen. McCarthy, that a good American is a rare bird singled out by him for special mention, as though he had been given the responsibility for deciding who in this country is good or bad.
They should refuse to participate in the idea, being spread by Sen. McCarthy, that a good American is a rare bird singled out by him for special mention, as though he had been given the responsibility for deciding who in this country is good or bad... View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen.
But a source connected with the programme said concern over the London bombings was a reason privately being given for why Jackson decided not to appear.
Obama still did not give a timeline for deciding on a strategy to go after the extremist group's operations in Syria.
The mother insists on talking to the surgeon, and asks asks, "What does the basal ganglia do?" Later the child's father gives his reason for deciding to trust the doctor: "I know he prays before every surgery".
