French police have placed proceedings on a more formal footing by not only placing Diack under investigation but by taking Dr Gabriel Dollé, the former director of the IAAF's medical and anti-doping department, into custody in Nice.
Clients were not only placing their fortunes in accounts that were "undeclared" to tax authorities; H.S.B.C. bankers were actively assisting clients in hiding their money, by setting up shell companies and sham trusts in the British Virgin Islands and Panama.
More important, by arming the rebels, Mr. Obama is not only placing the United States in an open proxy war with Russia and Iran, but also raising the stakes and consequently jeopardizing broader and more valuable American interests.
An astonished Mr. Barbour would capture what is generally considered the greatest wipeout in the sport's history, not only placing Moriarity on the cover of Surfer magazine but also more recently on billboards promoting the new film "Chasing Mavericks".
Rising demand is not only placing pressure on water resources, especially the most easily accessible sources, but also brings about an entirely new progression of environmental concerns and their associated development costs.
I turned him down at first, but then realized that my situation was not only placing me at risk, but also the lives of my customers, so I took him up on his offer.
