So far, only $26 million has made it through financial pipelines ostensibly intended to funnel billions of dollars for climate-adaptation assistance, the report said.
Hungary's Fidesz, an ostensibly right-wing party, has made less progress towards privatisation in the past four years than its Socialist predecessor.
Hawkish Home Secretary Theresa May, who remains in post post-election, has made it clear she wants more powers to capture digital communications — ostensibly for anti-terrorism purposes.
Tong, a long-forgotten Big Brother contestant, has recently been in the headlines, having made comments on Twitter ostensibly encouraging anorexia: insisting, for instance, that women should "get thin or die trying", and that "hunger hurts but starving works".
Both distributors had made hefty investments in films ostensibly competing for the same audience of discriminating cinemagoers with a 25-plus male skew.
Although he ostensibly cashiered him for financial shenanigans, Lincoln had made it very clear that emancipation was impermissible.
He had made 31 when he was caught off the bowling of David Hughes, ostensibly a success – but for the fact that it brought Mike Procter to the wicket.
Norton Dodge has been collecting the work of "non-conformist" Russian artists since his first visit to Moscow in 1955, a trip he made ostensibly to collect material for his doctoral thesis: a 900-page tome on Soviet tractors.
The changes were made, ostensibly, to give physicians more treatment choices for their patients.
Sir Christopher Chope, the Conservative MP for Christchurch, unanimously blocked the progress of a Private Members' Bill that would have made upskirting a criminal offence – ostensibly because he just hates Private Members' Bills.
