"Also, as long as identification is provided, passbooks don't need to be presented by customersfor each transaction on the account.
Yet that may take some time as they may need to be presented in court as evidence.
It so happens that comedians are the industry's go-to people when chatshows need to be presented, when quiz shows need to be hosted.
Narratives need to be about co-operation on common ground – and solutions need to be presented that can speak to the common concerns and aspirations of all people.
The sculptural sets he builds, and the performances he films inside them, need to be presented with all their mess and theatricality intact.
But they need to be presented in a hopeful, optimistic, up-tempo, modern, practical way, and that's not what we have been doing recently," Mr. Pawlenty said.
"The ones who are able to maybe make it out need to be presented to the world in the best way possible.
The opponents have less to say about the hotel, partly because it is shorter than the Nouvel building, and because it is as of right, the design did not need to be presented formally to the community.
The prime minister and chancellor have been accused of scaremongering and negativity by Vote Leave, the official out campaign, but Downing Street argues that voters need to be presented with the government's view on the consequences of Brexit.
It is based on a belief that some things need to be presented in their context, in their own time, to be fully appreciated, no matter how long it takes – "slow radio" if you like.
To win support, the newer messages need to be presented in a balanced way with traditional Conservative thinking, in a way that tells a story about what a Conservative government would be like.
