As he promotes himself as a problem-solving pragmatist, Mr. Romney can justifiably point to the landmark universal coverage law in Massachusetts that he, as governor, proposed in 2006.
The majority of the protesters in Cairo, in Suez, in Alexandria, in Luxor, in Mahla, in Manoura, and all over this ancient land that is the very heart of what it means to be Arab, are not "twittering" or "Facebooking" or "emailing" or even watching the landmark live coverage that Al-Jazeera is providing.
But instead of celebrating and publicising this incredible landmark, the media coverage has been cluttered with stories calling me a racist, an antisemite, an Islamic State sympathiser and more.
It is less than one month since Congress approved, and President Bush signed, a landmark bill requiring coverage for care for mental disorders to be on a par with other medical conditions.
The (delta )-evenly coverage landmark selection defined in this work, however, is orthogonal to the k-skip concept.
And due to the (delta )-evenly coverage landmark selection scheme, the locality of vertices' label vectors is well preserved.
Al Jazeera's Egypt work has already been compared by some to CNN's landmark Gulf War coverage.
But an unusual landmark moment from coverage of the instability will surely be CNN Türk's live FaceTime chat with President Recep Tayip Erdogan – the very politician who seemed to hate the social networks and the internet more than anybody else in the world.
Therefore, we define a set of landmarks of evenly coverage as follows: ((delta )-evenly coverage) Given a graph G = (langle V,Erangle ), a set of landmarks, (O = {o_1,ldotsdots,o_d}), is said to be an evenly coverage of G, iff (forall vin V, exists o_iin O) such that (|p_{vo_i}|le delta ), where (delta ) is a customizable parameter.
He dropped to his coverage landmarks quicker than any linebacker on either roster thus far and showed good change of direction and awareness in man coverage underneath.
