And earlier this week, Robert McNamara died, and his death received a few obligatory notices and a commentary or two -- and then "back to coverage of Michael Jackson".
Obligatory safety notice over, I think the broader question about "limits" is an intriguing one.
On Wednesday, labor unions & their members struck in protest to Parliament's housing of the new bill that makes a 5 day strike notice obligatory for employees in public services.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, July 27 , 1963P. 84 On Wednesday, labor unions & their members struck in protest to Parliament's housing of the new bill that makes a 5 day strike notice obligatory for employees in public services.
The New Yorker, July 27 , 1963P. 84 On Wednesday, labor unions & their members struck in protest to Parliament's housing of the new bill that makes a 5 day strike notice obligatory for employees in public services.
But having resigned at the end of December, Marineau-Mes has been told that he must stay until June, because a contract he signed in October promoting him to executive vice-president (EVP) of platform development made it obligatory to give six months' notice of his resignation.
The first thing she noticed was, she said, "the obligatory Kleenex box".
We all gave him an obligatory, "Ohhhh!" With his bombastic entrance, we barely noticed the skinny white girl shuffling in behind him.
Audience participation is now an obligatory part of the stage versions, too, and a notice as you enter the auditorium forbids the audience to throw anything at the stage.
During the obligatory three debuts required of probationers, she was scarcely noticed by the critics.
At this particular intersection, I noticed two of the corners were dirt lots surrounded by the obligatory chain-link fence.
