ALTHOUGH no company is mentioned by name, it is very clear which American internet giant the European Parliament has in mind in a resolution that has been doing the rounds in the run-up to a vote on November 27th.
While he did not lay out a quantified plan (that has been the case from the start, so it's hard to know exactly what Krugman has in mind in a quantitative sense), the CBO has recently estimated that without the recent deficit-reduction actions of the White House and Congress, the public debt would rise to around 87percentt of GDP in a decade.
It was not the script that Jürgen Klopp had in mind in advance of a critical week and the Liverpool manager was unable to conceal his anger and frustration afterwards as he described West Bromwich Albion's comeback as useless in the context of their survival hopes and railed against the dry state of the pitch.
Such controversies are not what the club's founder, Charles de Kay, a critic for The New York Times, had in mind in 1898 when he envisioned a gathering place where the arts could be nourished in an elegant environment.
In many ways, William Knepper Jr. is the opposite of what the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had in mind in his "I Have a Dream" message.
What Velleius had in mind in using maluerunt is a little vague.
That was the Nascar I had in mind in May, when I and a couple of friends toured a few of the Charlotte-area race shops on our way to visit the new Hall of Fame.
The Justice Department says that's just what Georgia had in mind in 1964 when it passed a runoff requirement for Federal, state and county elections.
And "there may be another winner" in the contest to be named in the spring, Mr. Porter said, "more along the lines of what we had in mind in the first place"— meaning, a profit-making agency.
However, the mismatch in user concepts and the concepts that designers had in mind in their applications is considered a weak aspect in our framework in spite of its overall strength.
