This is a biased and halfhearted attempt at worst, and a detached perspective of FIFA's internal problems with entrenching members at best.
"Our policy positions are always endorsed at conference annually around the state [and] the Young Nationals would only represent a very small number [of members] at best.
NGO workers say that many young girls think getting married sounds better to being stuck in a refugee camp tent with their family members – where, at best they will have little privacy and at worst they suffer abuse.
For those needing a bone marrow transplant, the ideal option is to find a donor within the patient's family, but the odds for a match of antigens between family members are at best only one in four.
In my personal anecdotal experience, most of my Mormon friends and family members are, at best, only peripherally aware that these historical essays even exist and very few have actually taken the time to read them or reflect on their implications.
The first tune, "Return Trip," showed several of the band members at their best: Antonio Hart, on alto saxophone, ripped hungrily into a fast, powerful improvisation that took the audience by surprise.
But data and experience suggest that the overwhelming majority of faculty members at our best universities and colleges are highly self-motivated individuals who strive to produce new, important discoveries, and to write books that will redefine their fields well after they receive tenure.
He said super funds were ignoring their members' concerns and, at best, "creating boutique options for a few of their members instead of taking systemic action".
But Mr. Zimmerman said the response from his 45-member congregation was, at best, lukewarm, and, more often, dismissive.
These NATO members fear that, at best, their humanitarian effort would end with U.S.-led air strikes; at worst, their soldiers may be drawn into the conflict.
