Supporters point to such pillars of legislation as the 2006 REACH directive on chemicals, which they say was "rescued" by MEPs when early drafts were blocked by squabbling governments.Such star MEPs have more influence over the lives of European citizens and businesses than does any national parliamentarian, claims a senior Belgian MEP.
The panelists will need no introduction to the ways of Washington, as the lineup includes such pillars of national science advising as former Lockheed Martin CEO Norman Augustine, Massachusetts Institute of Technology president emerita Susan Hockfield, and Carnegie Institution for Science President Richard Meserve.
Donald Trump is the supreme expression of this stunning loss of faith in centrist politicians as well as such pillars of the institutional center as the mainstream media.
Toward the end of his career, Chekhov also became known for his dramatic work, including such pillars of the world theatrical repertoire as Uncle Vanya (1897) and The Cherry Orchard (first performed 1904).
But Republicans need to defend such pillars of liberty as trial by jury.
For he ran into resistance, not merely from such pillars of the system as its revolutionary committees" and a nomenklatura deeply wedded to the status quo, but also from Gaddafi himself.
But with the demise of large computer trade shows in the US, CES is now the main venue not just for audio and video giants like Panasonic, but also such pillars of the computing world as Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Cisco.
In her view, "a moment of great innovation" could be at hand.In "The Blue Sweater", her recently published autobiography, she describes her past frustrations working in such pillars of finance and development as Chase Manhattan bank, the African Development Bank and the Rockefeller Foundation.
Wary of the ever-vigilant supreme leader and chastened by past failures to overcome conservatives, who now control the elected legislature as well as such pillars of Iran's "deep state" as the security services, courts and state broadcasting monopoly, a reformist president would probably shy away from any bold departures in foreign policy.
"Understanding how they've become such pillars of the ecosystems can help us understand what it takes for species to become established there".
