A bank holding company structure with numerous types of subsidiaries, each one subject to strict limitations on the type of permitted activities, would be a valuable deterrent to risky behavior.
It was hard because the archive is massive and I could choose any one subject to do a photo show on.
As a result, the text abruptly hops from one subject to another.
He speaks quickly, and passionately, lurching from one subject to another, unleashing a stream of abstract nouns.
But as is their prerogative, a few bishops recently issued statements of their own, yoking one subject to the other.
"How is it possible in one university or in one subject to obtain a degree with so much less effort than is required in another university or subject?
If you found making three A-level choices difficult, you may well struggle to choose just one subject to take at university.
"Alice" does its best to follow an intellectual gadfly, a woman of many opinions and interests, from one subject to another.
Instead, our obsessively observant narrator notices everything, about everyone, including herself, letting her thoughts flit at the slightest provocation from one subject to another.
Edwards moves from one subject to the next better than any other candidate I've seen, without losing a hint of momentum.
What the white paper ignores, however, is that the US has both a military and a CIA drone program, each one subject to its own rules.
