Never mind that the enlargement of the Union to the east and support for the single European market have been the twin pillars on which Conservative European policy has rested since Margaret Thatcher was prime minister.
This was why the grandson of another White Guard leader, General Pyotr Wrangel, declined to allow his grandfather's remains to be transferred to Moscow from Belgrade, where they have rested since 1928.
The 114,500-tonne vessel will be raised two metres (6.5 feet) on Monday off the artificial platform it has rested on since it was righted in September.
Air was pumped slowly into 30 tanks or "sponsons" attached to both sides of the 290-metre, 114,500-tonne Concordia to expel the water inside, raising it two metres (6.5 feet) off the artificial platform it has rested on since it was righted in September.
This positive assessment might well have rested on a misunderstanding, since Ponge seemed to have had the exact opposite view of language as Sartre, and regarded poetry precisely as the form that would best be able to "name the world" and make human freedom face its responsibility.
Constructed by John Bacon, the life-sized statue of Blackstone in his judicial robes cost £539, and has rested in the Codrington Library since 1872.
Buried alone at Solbjerg Park cemetery in Copenhagen, Gerda has rested in relative obscurity ever since.
His renown since then has rested, beyond caber-tossing circles at least, on his having been immortalised in full colour from 1955 as the very picture of rude health and vigour on the front of the Scott's Porage Oats box.
One notable recommendation was to decentralise the appointment of mayors and provincial premiers, which has rested with the party's leaders since 1997.
It's been awhile since the Lakers have rested above the.500 mark.
But he has rested the injury since then and believes the respite has helped.
