Manchester City's ruthless recruitment, spending beyond the means of even Chelsea or Real Madrid or Manchester United, has its new attacking cornerstone.
This study evaluated the effectiveness of the Mindfulness Education (ME) program, which focuses on facilitating the development of social and emotional competence and positive emotions and has as its cornerstone daily lessons in which students engage in mindful attention training.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower had laid its cornerstone in 1957, and its congregation included diplomats, business executives and other professionals.
Another building, where a carved stone banner simply states "Lawyer's Building" and its cornerstone, "1923," has had its "famous tenants," said Mr. Tate, whose offices are in the building.
Executives have been quick to point out that while this rate of appreciation has slowed for its cornerstone buyout business, it still outperformed the 1percentt drop in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index over the same period.
Mr. Messier said he was most enamored of the music division, which has Polygram as its cornerstone.
The inherent nonsensicality of this pallid sub-genre (given that any meaningful definition of "folk music" will have continuity as its cornerstone) is actually the least of its problems.
It has been a cornerstone of English and American constitutional law for nearly 800 years, and its influence has been felt throughout the world.
It would be the latest in a series of steps Yahoo has been taking to bolster its cornerstone business to better compete with Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp.'s MSN.
It is unclear whether the Knicks were the first to bring up Ewing, but that his name surfaced at all may be another indication of the organization's desire to move forward even if it means dealing an aging center who has been the cornerstone of its franchise for a decade.
first came into power, in 2002, it has been a cornerstone of their breakneck development.
