"No harsh feminist, Ms X has attained... .. begins the reassuring accolade to a woman in a job with executive responsibilities.
Lithuania is raising defence spending to 1.1% of GDP in 2015, and aims to reach NATO's recommended 2% target in 2020.Still, harsh words like Ms Grybauskaitė's could do more harm than good.
It doesn't matter if she fails to toss it around the cup .It is an unusually warm and fuzzy scene given the harsh reputation of Ms Qin's employers.
"Are you going to do that?" asked Ms Harsh.
"The people in charge of Ukraine today are still playing by the rules of that era, which means never forgive, and never show your weakness".That may help explain the harsh treatment afforded to Ms Tymoshenko and her interior minister, Yuri Lutsenko, also behind bars.
Under harsh alkaline medium (2 M NaOH) at 60 °C, DQCP-36 AEM showed about 9% reduction in conductivity after 700 h treatment, and assessment to be a suitable candidate for alkaline fuel cells.
Ms Lagarde faced harsh criticism at a recent meeting in Portugal, from other EU finance ministers who were not impressed by France's announcement that it planned to balance its budget not by 2010, but by 2012.The budget increasingly seems to be a source of conflict within the government as well as outside it.
As this magazine wrote about a half-decade ago:Ms Klein's harshest critics must allow that, for an angry adolescent, she writes rather well.
Figure 3b shows IMV100/EM80 has a harsh trend, with around 2 m shifting over the same distance measurement in some places.
Whereas the shell can be washed off quite easily with water or detergents, the skin layer and the core layers can be dissolved solely with harsh solvents such as 9 M LiBr, propionic acid/HCL [31], and concentrated formic acid [32].
Ms Tanuku blamed the "harsh financial climate" for councils not paying in full.
