By its own reckoning it doesn't actually do what it purports to do: which is to dramaticallyt reduce the size of the House of Lords.
If the United States is to avert its own reckoning, it must take decisive action to draw firm limits on its exposure to trade deficits, that is, resign its position as the open-armed buyer of last resort.
Corruption in South Africa Islamists to the fore ReprintsBy its own reckoning, it picked up 70% of the votes of the Coloureds (South Africans of mixed-race, who make up 9% of the population) in the May elections, 50% of those of the Indians, 96% of the whites but only 5% of the blacks.
Today it makes, by its own reckoning, paper for 1,000 different commercial products, including U.S. postage stamps, Twinings tea bags, Hallmark greeting cards, Bicycle playing cards, Band-Aid bandage components, Carlsberg and Heineken beer labels, and Reese's Peanut Butter Cup wrappers.
It is still, by its own reckoning, a market leader in mergers and acquisitions and high-yield debt, but at what cost?All the more need to return to Europe where, after all, some of the perceived barriers are more political than economic.
MyHeritage competitor Ancestry currently features 13 billion records according to its own reckoning, but MyHeritage says it is adding five million records to its database every day and its users, too, are adding a million family tree profiles daily.
The play follows a family of, by its members' own reckoning, "white trash" derelicts in a poor Philadelphia neighborhood.
Totti made it but was, by his own reckoning, only "60%-70 60%-70before the opening match against Ghana.
He is, by his own reckoning, "odd".
By his own reckoning, Mr. Morton is a modern-day Nostradamus.
By his own reckoning, Mr. Obama has always been hard to peg ideologically.
