Play, for instance, can be of considerable value not only as a means for children to acquire skills and capacities they will need as adults, but also for itself, during childhood.
And there can be no logical argument for 43 forces in England and Wales with, for instance, the considerable resources of West Midlands Police, whose boundaries include the city of Coventry (actually part of the county of Warwickshire), sited next to the tiny Warwickshire Police force – which, consequently, does not police Coventry.
Inscriptions throughout the Empire honour women as benefactors in funding public works, an indication they could acquire and dispose of considerable fortunes; for instance, the Arch of the Sergii was funded by Salvia Postuma, a female member of the family honoured, and the largest building in the forum at Pompeii was funded by Eumachia, a priestess of Venus.
But now, at the Hyatt where Fajardo works, for instance, a considerable chunk of the housekeeping staff is employed by an agency called Hospitality Staffing Solutions, or HSS.
For instance, a considerable number of double-deletion strains involving either hpr5 or sgs1 mutations showed marked evidence for alleviating interactions in the color map of the estimated deviations (Figure 5A), while these pairs were not identifiable from the original map (Figure 5B).
There is a good bit of man-on-man kissing, considerable shirtlessness and one instance of "I Love Lucy -style drag.
In the absence of international copyright agreements, the British author usually received nothing, but there were honourable exceptions; Harper Brothers, for instance, paid considerable royalties to Charles Dickens and Thomas Macaulay, among others.
It was a solution of considerable difficulty.
Mr Donovan merely speaks of "considerable disagreement".
The fish are of considerable economic value.
