One had done, and the other had advised the doing, that which the state court had not consented to, and it was after it had signified its disapproval that the district court receiver obtained possession without such consent.
EVER since various dreamers on the West Side of Manhattan began to envision it, the High Line has signified New York's future: a glimpse of where the metropolis might go if people dreamed, and schemed, hard enough.
Besides IBM, Hewlett-Packard has signified it wants to be in the analytics business, a possibly more troubling development than IBM, since SAS has been able to market itself on HP servers.
For more than a century, the "radical left" banner has signified socialism but it's also meant radical women's movements, queer political action, and black liberation.
The current medical reform environment has signified a new era for health care delivery, physician accountability, and care optimization.
January has signified the death of at least 14 magazines, including Country Home, Arthur, Map Magazine and Teen.
Ever since the Greeks created the myth of Aphrodite riding across the sea in one pulled by six seahorses, the scallop shell has signified beauty.
This work has signified an important methodology to produce a wide assortment of desired microstructures of ZnO.
Since ancient times, the all-seeing eye has signified esoteric spiritual power.
A disillusioned Democratic base historically has signified low voter turnouts on election day and ultimately Republican victories.
"A statement like that, what it would have signified or the confidence it would have given to the community that matters, the cancer community, they took stuff like that to heart," Armstrong told the website in an interview being published over several days.
