And it is three times larger than any other theater at N.Y.U., said L. Jay Oliva, the university's former president, in whose term Skirball was begun.
The On the Ground column in Business Day on Tuesday, about places to stay, eat and visit in Washington, misspelled the surname of a former mayor in whose term the city was less safe and solvent than now.
"If there is a prayer in my heart, it is that I won't be the first Knesset speaker in whose term of office there was violence in the Knesset," he said.
In "A Miltonic Sonnet for Mr Johnson", he suggests that Thomas Jefferson "would have wept to see small nations dread / The imposition of our cattle-brand, / With public truth at home mistold or banned, / And in whose term no army's blood was shed".
In whose term as general have the resources been more inferior and the dangers they faced greater?
But on this morning, they stood shoulder to shoulder — commanders in chief whose terms in office are bookends for exploring how the United States has changed since Sept. 11, 2001, particularly in its response to terrorism.
Chaired by Bonds, the DCDSC is a group of one hundred or so delegates that last year decided to stop putting its members up for election at the ballot box, and is now full of people elected in 2008 whose terms should have ended in 2012.
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REUTERS Walt Disneyey to Acquire Indian Media Company | The Walt Disney Company said it would buy a controlling stake in UTV, the largest entertainment and media company in India, in a deal whose terms were not disclosed, the Associated Press reports.
Ms. Palin is among a number of governors who are possible contenders for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 and whose terms expire in 2010.
