"I am highly surprised with this last message, for the same person... wrote me not that long ago, less than a fortnight, to say the loan agreements with manufacturers would not contain any condition regarding either location of their activities or preference for France-based suppliers," she said.
Its guidelines recommend that employers provide "an opportunity for an individual assessment" that takes into account "at least the nature of the crime, the time elapsed and the nature of the job".The type of crime a job applicant has committed is often less relevant than how long ago he committed it, says Shawn Bushway, a criminologist at the University at Albany-SUNY.
Monsky bought the pennant at auction not long ago, for less than he paid for the moon-flag strips.
"We need to come to grips with an ironic possibility: that the very preponderance of American power may now make us not more secure but less secure," Benjamin Schwarz and Christopher Layne wrote not long ago in of The Atlantic.
Courtenay Griffiths, a barrister representing four families, told the inquiry :"The burden cannot, we submit, be placed on victims who lack the means, the resources, the time or drive, much less the memory, given how long ago these events occurred, to investigate these matters themselves".
Those sell-side analysts, the folks who told you to buy Enron and WorldCom not that long ago, hold less fascination these days.
That might actually be a good thing for any American looking to buy this car; Jaguars were never ubiquitous, since they cost more (and, not too long ago, were less reliable) than other cars in their class.
Not long ago, perhaps less than a decade ago, I was one of those Iranians who view Palestinians as terrorists and opportunists.
Less senses a love affair from long ago.
Beijing is more convenient than it was not long ago, but also less thrilling; it has gained wealth but lost some of its improvisational energy.
