The broadcaster gave its new sitcoms the best possible launch pad, in one of only two weekday 9pm slots following Coronation Street (8.4 million/35.6%).
With only three weekdays left in this year's legislative session, Gov. John G. Rowland, a Republican, and the Democrats who control Connecticut's legislature remain about $350 million apart on a plan to close a $1 billion projected budget shortfall in fiscal 2004.
Then we can define the impact function ({mathcal{I}}_{w,h}): begin{aligned} {mathcal{I}}_{w,h} = frac{{mathcal{P}}_{w,h}-{mathcal{P}}_{w_0,h}}{{mathcal{P}}_{w_1,h}-{mathcal{P}}_{w_0,h}} end{aligned} (17)In this study we consider only zero impact weekday as Sunday ((w_0=7)) and the full impact weekday as Wednesday ((w_1=3)).
Many interviewees said because they had only two clothes, they wore one in weekdays, and another in weekend.
In Mexico City, which struggles with ozone problems, a regulation took effect in 1989 that allowed drivers to use their car only four out of five weekdays, based on the vehicle's license number.
The camp is only three hours each weekday morning, but there is enough time to learn about animal behavior and the care and feeding of household pets and farm animals.
When the railways were nationalised in 1948, services at Parson Street came under the auspices of the Western Region of British Railways, and by the time the branch was closed to passengers in 1964, there were only six trains each weekday, and none on Sundays.
(The two shows included only three of their five weekday broadcasts in the ratings totals).
The island is completely free of cars, so for the first two weekdays on the narrow strip of land, the only noise we heard was the ocean by day and stray drag shows at night.
On a recent weekday afternoon the 16 tables were populated with only two or three users each, and the room's high noise-absorbing ceilings provided a welcome respite from the soft-rock soundtrack of the average chain coffee shop.
