He said the architectural group's interest in Long Island underscored what has long been at the heart of his own group's mission.
Although the latter has long been recognised [ 23], it underscores the potential significance of histologic observations, medullary histologic criteria reported by pathologists in patients' clinical care [ 24].
The yacht and jet exemption, Parrott said, was no different, once again underscoring the flagrant cronyism that has long been a hallmark of Albany politics.
The plan, which now goes to the upper house, where it is expected to pass, underscores the growing anti-immigrant feeling in a country that has long been proud of its open, liberal society.
BAGHDAD — An $833 million Iraqi arms deal secretly negotiated with Serbia has underscored Iraq's continuing problems equipping its armed forces, a process that has long been plagued by corruption and inefficiency.
But the report praises the development for "commitments to many specific areas of laudable best practice" and underscores the benefits of the Sakhalin II for the island, which is near Japan and has long been known for its poverty.
By Ian Crouch September 15 ,2017 Sign-stealing has long been a strategy for baseball teams to predict how a pitcher will throw, but the controversy about the Red Sox's behavior underscores the litigiousness of modern sports.
Obama, of course, has long been in a position where he could have done much more than talk -- his eloquent criticisms of the Republican Party only served to underscore this.
The strong fund-raising puts renewed pressure on President Obama to bring in more cash and underscores the near-certainty that Mr. Romney will remain financially competitive with an incumbent whose fund-raising prowess has long been a hallmark.
The arrival Monday of a new British royal prince -- who has yet to be named or seen -- underscored a newspaper tradition: Royal births have long been a source of endless fascination.
