It was drawn, in part, by British government grants intended to switch the economy from old to new.
Indeed, if women were, say, granted enough flexibility to switch between research and lecturing relative to family commitments, for example, the emphasis on research excellence in academia means that women would be further marginalised.
Or people who have granted themselves the right to switch between these two identities on a whim?
Pete McDonough, the former director of communications for Governor Whitman, politely chastens the New Jersey Supreme Court for granting the Democrats' demand to switch candidates after the legal deadline ( "Mutually Assured Democracy," Oct. 6).
In urging the appeals court to let Judge Bates's decision stand, lawyers for the detainees argued that reversing it would mean that the government would be able "to evade judicial review of executive detention decisions by transferring detainees into active combat zones, thereby granting the executive the power to switch the Constitution on or off at will".
After the year 2000, Irish scientists began to switch from EC funding to grants from SFI and other Irish agencies.
Granted, limited supplies, made more tight by refiners having to switch to reformulated summer-season fuels, could be met by a greater demand that will raise prices further.
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission allowed owners for two horses trained by Rick Dutrow Jr. to switch trainers, shortly after a judge granted the owners a temporary injunction.
The commissioners did agree unanimously to grant an 18-month extension for day care facilities and hotels to switch to cribs that comply with the new standard.
Filed officially on behalf of Neil Allard, they were granted an injunction preventing the government from forcing the existing MMAR patients to switch over to the new system.
