The aim is to translate noble aims into plans with targets and timetables attached and maybe even to provide some money to help things along.Tool today, till tomorrowInside the official hall, questions of land and farming were to the fore.
His paintings emerge from the act of painting -- they're process art after all -- and they deliver us into a funny-sad realm, conjured up to purge a few ghosts, maybe, and to provide us with pleasure.
His paintings emerge from the act of painting; they are Process Art of a peculiar kind and they deliver us into a funny-sad realm, conjured up to purge a few ghosts, maybe, and to provide us with pleasure.
"The international people are moving to more rules underneath principles," said Robert H. Herz, the chairman of the American board, in an interview yesterday, "and we'll move to more clearly indicating principles and maybe not trying to provide a rule for every possible situation".
Google Now is starting to read your data across Gmail, Calendar and Maps (and maybe Waze soon?), to provide valuable information on where you need to be and what information may be relevant to you at the right time.
"It's being done to satisfy some within the Republican caucus or maybe to try to provide some leverage in terms of bargaining with the Democrats," Levin said in the floor debate.
Maybe you want to provide a specific service that's missing in your community.
In terms of monitoring her vital signs and handling IVs — the round-the-clock nursing care that the skilled-nursing facility benefit is designed to provide — maybe so.
The election in March offered the best, and maybe the last, chance to provide an alternative construct to the ethno-sectarian model whose best example is the very troubled state of Lebanon.
Maybe this was supposed to provide the jolt that season four was widely thought to be looking for, the hard twist that would return the Abbey to its edgy early days, back when Lady Mary and Mr Barrow were fornicating (in parallel, not ensemble) and Lady Edith was such a ghastly little snitch.
