He remained loyal on all issues apart from Iraq and, ironically, played an important role bolstering support for Labour colleagues who had backed the party line on the invasion during the 2005 election.
Ironically, the most important section of Obama's strategy statement, instantly attacked by his knee-jerk critics, could help fulfill the penultimate goal of Ronald Reagan.
Ironically, this is especially important after a particularly good year in stakeholder relations.
Moreover, spectrum scarcity has now become the most important challenge (while, ironically, the wired Internet has plenty of bandwidth).
Crop production is one of the sources of income diversification available to pastoralists, and ironically one of the most important competitors to the pastoralist way of life (Tache, B., 2000: Individualizing the Commons: Changing resource tenure among the Borana Oromo of southern Ethiopia, unpublished).
Crop production is one of the major sources of income diversification available to pastoralists and ironically one of the most important competitors to the pastoralist way of life (Tache, B., 2000. Individualizing the Commons: Changing resource tenure among the Borana Oromo of southern Ethiopia, unpublished).
That may seem like a drag right now, but believe me, ironically, parents become only more important the older you get.
And ironically, now that work is more important to the rest of the world, it is less important to me.
He noted that "since 2008 more than 8,000 journalists have lost their jobs" across Britain, and commented: "Ironically this has not been deemed important enough a story.
An important clue may come, ironically, from a gene that has been found to stunt the cerebral cortex in people with microcephaly.
