Historically, issues like war haven't swamped the economics.
Historically, issues with the putter and – as he acknowledges – in the Spaniard's mind have constantly let him down on the big stage.
"Historically issues of this type have been resolved in parliament by free vote and the honourable member is correct in referring to that," he said.
Historically, issues faced when acquiring credentialing are the major barriers for IENs and other foreign-trained professionals hoping to obtain meaningful employment [ 8- 10].
NSLs have historically been issued with interminable gag orders preventing tech companies from discussing the letters or their contents, but the passage of the USA Freedom Act last year allowed companies to begin disclosing the letters.
What's more, in the first quarter of this year, with inventories still historically low, companies issued another $403 billion of new debt, higher than in any of the preceding four quarters.
Historically, the forecasts issued by economists have had essentially no ability to predict a recession more than six months in advance, and have large margins of error even a month or two out.
The education secretary and other senior administration officials weren't even aware of a signing statement Trump issued on historically black colleges.
Historically, Japanese prints were issued as a long series of related compositions with discreet changes in each print, and Mr. Digby's nuances from disc to disc are related to the Japanese model.
Historically, the Global Fund has issued "calls for proposals" for applications through a rounds-based mechanism.
Historically, the French government has issued three-month Treasury bills yielding, at an average, 3 percent.
