There is no doubt that the case is one of profound significance for many media companies in Europe but also for the people of Europe, whose ability to access information, independently and meaningfully, is put at risk by the overwhelming power of Google.
10 These quotations from over a century emphasise that scientific knowledge is cumulative, but also that completed research studies the "bricks" of knowledge have to be put together meaningfully; otherwise, we do indeed just have a pile of bricks.
While it's true that meaningfully high interest rates would put a significant crimp in corporate and individual borrowing and the like, 3.7 per cent doesn't count as meaningfully high (and, in fact, the ten-year yield has dropped quite a bit in the past two days alone).
In the process of this study, it became evident that we should be asking questions of how to empower transitioning youth meaningfully, and whether putting transition tools and supports in their hands will suffice.
And, in a very real sense, everyone, including those of us outside of Michigan, lost as the Supreme Court placed one more obstacle in the path of people seeking, as Justice Sotomayor so movingly put it, "to participate meaningfully and equally in self-government".
But it must be easy, accessible and possible for a child to meaningfully take down what they themselves have put up".
A far more practical approach would focus on conditions actually driving health care costs and put tools in place to meaningfully impact and improve that care.
With the aim to meaningfully identify the nature of the party and put into perspective JAH's standing in Pakistani politics, the paper also focuses on the reasons and implications for JAH existence through which it is able to influence and disrupt public policy to some extent.
If you believe anyone in the CEA will put forward a serious plan that would meaningfully revamp the teacher evaluation and tenure systems, then I have a bundle of subprime mortgages that would make a great investment.
