works for the board, not the other way around; the continuation of combined roles inhibits the board in exercising its responsibilities because it creates an insurmountable imbalance of power," they write.
Alluding to the person on Nicola wrote Washington, it is well recognized that "The same abilities which have lead us, through difficulties apparently insurmountable by human power, to victory and glory, those qualities that have merited and universal esteem and veneration Obtained the of an army, would be most likely to conduct and direct us in the smoother paths of peace.
The professor runs a kind of prep school for talented young mutants, and from gleaming laboratories and battle stations beneath the ivied halls he and his proteges struggle to outwit Magneto, whose powers seem insurmountable.
She pointed out that even though Italians had plenty of other grievances besides Berlusconi's misogyny, the women's demonstration, five years ago, marked a shift in the tone of the national discourse: the Prime Minister's power seemed less insurmountable.
"Five years ago, the idea of either [China or India] stopping — or even slowing — coal use was considered an insurmountable hurdle, as coal-fired power plants were thought necessary to satisfy the energy demands of these nations.
We do not believe that the Chernobyl accident should necessarily be regarded as an insurmountable obstacle to future nuclear power development, although any new reactors must have secondary containment.
Within current, insurmountable, technical limitations the technical potential power that could be utilised by EGS technology to a depth of 6.5 km is 222,393 MWe.
The journey of Flora and the filmmakers is both heartbreaking and uplifting, an affirmation of love and it's power to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.
By then the power of the National Socialists proved insurmountable, forcing total closure in 1933, and the Bauhaus diaspora.
