He promised a multitude of changes for Sunday's FA Cup fifth-round tie against Leeds United, which is something he would have contemplated anyway though not quite for the reasons stated.
Campaign officials say Mr. Bush has always favored ideas to make the tax code simpler and fairer, and he has already pushed for a multitude of changes aimed at shielding investment income from taxes.
It was a heady time, and even Thatcherism could be seen in an appealing light: as detested as it was by so many, Thatcherism had worked a kind of alchemy on British society, effecting a multitude of changes, from the economy to the arts, some of which were not intended by the Iron Lady herself.
Far from limiting reforms to the state, revolutionaries sought to align French institutions and mores on the basis of the new republican ideals through a multitude of changes, from reorganizing France's regional divisions to abandoning the terms Monsieur and Madame in favor of the more egalitarian Citoyen and Citoyenne.
The goal of this "humanizing," he says, is to make sure he gets quick, honest and unfiltered feedback on the multitude of changes going on inside the company.
Given the multitude of changes that occur in each organ during exercise, future researchers will need to integrate tissue-specific responses with large-scale omics to resolve the integrated biology of exercise.
Infection with S. pneumoniae induced a multitude of changes in kinome activity.
There were a multitude of changes in the relative abundance of individual fatty acids in the different phospholipid classes as a result of fat-1 gene expression (Tables S2-S6).
Since a multitude of changes were made across the entire coding sequences of the codon-optimized recombinases, any potential observed differences in DNA recombination activity would be due to the combined effects of a number of parameters that were altered in the re-engineering process.
First, the genetic perturbations produce a multitude of changes, not all related to the phenotype.
