Architectural Record, in its article on the destruction of his University of Illinois design, raised the possibility that history's final judgment might swing in his favor.
The Times noted that bit of information in its article on Monday, but didn't spend a lot of time on it -- even though it's a pretty significant detail, one that weakens the premise of the whole story.
The Globe itself mentioned several potential areas of friction in its article on the sale, noting that Henry "had periodically chafed at the treatment of his team by local news media," especially in regards to the Globe's coverage in October, 2011.
For the first time Sutherland said the bank's ethical approach would be embedded in its articles of association.
Discussing the way the PCC works, Abell described it as "primarily a complaints-handling body," and not a regulator as set out in its articles of association.
The bank hopes to quell concerns that its ethical status will be undermined by the stock market flotation, and the involvement of the hedge funds, by writing its commitment to an ethical stance in its articles of association.
The Koç family's conglomerate, the brilliantly named Koç Holding, lists "four main inviolable principles" in its articles of corporate governance, and the very first of these is "transparency".
Currently, a company having in its Articles of Association a provision that they will carry out personal security services, prior to starting activities, must obtain a license for providing security services.
In its article, Folly of human rights luvvies, it appears that the Mail was either out of the political loop, and therefore unaware that Cameron had shelved his HRA replacement plans, or was relatively relaxed about the prime minister's decision to delay legislation.
