Telecommunication systems for emergency relief purposes are designed to withstand adverse conditions and feature mobility, rapid set-up and land-line independence (Garshnek and Burkle 1999), and transmission of real-time health data can be achieved by making use of those systems if they already exist.
With that broad financial services background, Fishman is likely to move quickly into business lines that Independence has been absent from, namely asset management, says Christopher Buonafede, an analyst at Fox-Pitt, Kelton.
"My red line is independence," he said.
Feeling ashamed of her own conformity she decided to follow the sailor's line of independence.
The promise of Wayne's first line in Independence Day: Resurgence has been entirely forgotten.
It's not for me to argue the merits of the decision to snuff out New Line's independence.
The scene at the Four Seasons this week has shown just how close to the line of independence groups like The Media Fund -- which has been running advertisements against President Bush since March -- can come.
Kapuscinski's Africa began in 1958 in Ghana and in hope, listening to the revolutionary words of Kwame Nkrumah, the first in a long line of independence leaders whose careers he saw begin in electric optimism and often end in infamy or despair or violent death.
He immediately promised to take a harder line on independence than his predecessor.
The Southern Rhodesians presumed that in the event of Federal dissolution, they would be first in line for independence, and would receive it without major adjustments to their 1961 constitution.
But Rhodesia moved away from its original line of independence as a constitutional monarchy and towards republicanism during the late 1960s, hoping to end ambiguity regarding its claimed constitutional status and elicit official foreign recognition.
