"The finance industry has gone a long way over the past 15 to 20 years to ensure that there is no discrimination in their operations," Mr. Lively said.
But Col Lively, the retired Texas operations officer, queries key parts of the White House presentation, suggesting that it may be largely meaningless.
When he has difficult operations, he prefers lively bands: the Red Hot Chili Peppers, for example.
Viner has created a lively, challenging and thought-provoking digital operation which has proved popular with readers and advertisers alike.
A stand-out among these modern mom-and-pop operations is Q, a lively, cheerful barbecue restaurant in Port Chester that has diners happily licking their fingers.
Mrs Turner, from Warminster, Wiltshire, told her son's inquest that he was a "happy, lively boy" when he went in for an operation.
"That, mixed with the right amount of reporting from our news gathering operation, can make for some very lively newscasts and analysis programs".
But many religious historians, foremost among them Sidney Mead, in his book "The Lively Experiment," see a different set of assumptions in operation.
The New Yorker, May 27 , 1972P. 88 REPORTER AT LARGE about Franconia College, a lively, coeducational, experimental, not yet fully accredited New Hampshire institution that began operation in 1963.
He let it be known that he and a partner in the Army in California-the partner supplied, Rock sold-were eager to expand their operations into northern Washington, which had a reputation for lively border traffic.
Even as Mr. Bloomberg was preparing to leave office, there was a lively debate both inside and outside Bloomberg L.P. about the proper role of the news operation.
