Rarely, do the two newspapers agree - but, despite their political differences, this matter unites them.
"In schools, no matter the size — and Brockton is one of the biggest — what matters is uniting people behind a common purpose, setting high expectations, and sticking with it".
"In schools, no matter the size -- and Brockton is one of the biggest -- what matters is uniting people behind a common purpose, setting high expectations, and sticking with it".
Based on the strong fraternal relations between our Churches in the United Kingdom, both as leadership and people, and on my own personal relationship with Lambeth Palace, I look forward to our continued collaborative efforts on matters that unite us and our congregations".
Then again, if the euro were the currency of the richer northern European economies alone, or, for that matter, if a united Germany's engineering-rich, high-export economy were still on the Deutsche mark, a Volkswagen Golf produced in Wolfsburg would be too expensive to sell competitively in either the U.S. or Asia, no matter how many robots were put on the line.
The election of George W. Bush as presidentn could complicate matters, but United and US Airways still predict that the deal will be completed early next year.
And to make matters worse United's winner, that came accompanied by a sense of inevitability, was scored by Javier Hernandez from an offside position.
To make matters worse, United entered March still in contention for a League and European double after opening up an 11-point gap, regardless of the fact that nearest challengers Arsenal had three games in hand.
If Mr Obama was once accused of leading from behind, Mrs Merkel sometimes leads from a direction no one else can understand.France matters more than BritainA united Europe, governed by strict fiscal rules, harmonious and at peace with its neighbours: such is the stuff of German dreams.
Although united in matters of cantonal pride such as wine and cheese, the French- and German-speaking towns reveal idiosyncrasies: elegant Zermatt attracts champagnesipping dignitaries, while Martigny hides Henry Moore sculptures and Brig puts on a baroque show.
