"It has put us in a position where we have locked in growth, and the funds to reinvest in the sport in the USA and internationally".
A detailed characterisation of these modes is given, with particular attention to the as-yet poorly understood aspects of locked lamellar growth.
This was a make or break budget coming at a critical time in the recovery and the Chancellor has focussed his firepower on areas that have the potential to lock in growth.
John Cridland, director-general of the employers' organisation the CBI, said the budget would "put wind in the sails of business investment", especially for manufacturers: "This was a make-or-break budget, coming at a critical time in the recovery, and the chancellor has focused his firepower on areas that have the potential to lock in growth".
"This was a make or break budget coming at a critical time in the recovery, and the chancellor has focused his firepower on areas that have the potential to lock in growth".
The company's board reportedly will consider breaking the telecommunications giant, whose 1999 revenue totaled more than $62 billion, into four stand-alone businesses to release growth locked up in the mishmash of businesses it operates.
This timing of summertime rainfall facilitated explosive, phase-locked growth of the mosquito population, frequent biting by infectious Cx. nigripalpus, and increased transmission of SLEV.
He saw men and women locked in cycles of growth, love, procreation, new growth, death, and new life.
The country was apparently locked into the "Hindu growth rate".
Thus low growth is locked in for another three years (the length of average EBAs).
This is despite economic growth being locked in below trend for all of that time and the unemployment rate edging up to its highest level in more than a decade.
