Meanwhile, mainly white police forces have failed to enforce the law impartially despite several high-profile inquiries which found discriminatory policing following the Brixton and Broadwater Farm riots and the botched Stephen Lawrence investigation.
Subscription models, meanwhile, mainly apply where the application is distributed via an operator or content aggregator portal; they have made limited inroads into app stores.
Meanwhile Esther mainly fasts and faints.
British families, meanwhile, were mainly supportive of Mr MacAskill.
David Hockney's huge Royal Academy show, meanwhile, consists mainly of work he created after the age of 70.
Meanwhile, the mainly Jewish composers and lyricists such George and Ira Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Irving Berlin and Oscar Hammerstein were busy inventing the great American musical, borrowing freely from black music as well as tin-pan alley and grand opera.
The Justice Department, meanwhile, is mainly concerned about the power a combined Sprint-WorldCom would hold over the long-distance telephone business in the United States, according to people close to the negotiations.
Supporters of the theory of religious radicalisation, meanwhile, rely mainly on doctrine promulgated by Abu Musab as-Suri, who in 2004 published a 1,600-page 1,600-pagen the future of jihadocument
Meanwhile Ed Miliband mainly wants to tackle, in the wrong way, a smaller part of Britain's energy quandary an energy retail market dominated by six big suppliers.One of the Labour leader's few moments of real popularity came in 2013, when he promised that a Labour government would freeze household energy bills for 20 months.
Pace, meanwhile, shows mainly Chinese artists at its Beijing space, leaving it and the London gallery to chaperone their own local talent, "with Pace principle, and obviously Pace capital," said Marc Glimcher, president of the Pace Gallery, which will be at Art Basel this year.
Tendulkar, meanwhile, dealt mainly in prose.
