The president's call – in a speech that ostensibly called for unity but laid bare the ideological divide with the Republicans – was swiftly rejected by his opponents, who said that the real threat to US global dominance was the country's rapidly deepening debt.
The pair did it, according to the SEC, by dumping unwanted inventory on distributors on a pay-as-you-sell basis, despite contract terms that ostensibly called for payment within 90 days.
It ostensibly calls for military victory over the alliance between autocracy and jihad.
In fact, his post, which ostensibly calls for everyone to be positive no matter what, is really just a clever way of inciting the mob to blame (in this case) TechCrunch for the market problems.
According to the authors, among those forces, if not necessarily with financial stakes, but acting on their behalf, are two of the "four horsemen" who, along with Henry Kissinger and Sam Nunn, wrote a series of op-eds for the Wall Street Journal ostensibly calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons.
The two have not been seen in public or by their adult children since just before the Feb. 14 protests which they called for, ostensibly in solidarity with Arab uprisings but which quickly transformed into antigovernment rallies across the Islamic republic.
An extraordinary parliamentary session will then be called for September, ostensibly to pass a bunch of job-creation and company-restructuring proposals that the Ministry of International Trade and Industry is beavering away on.
Then, on December 2, Governor McCrory called for a special session of the General Assembly, ostensibly to focus on getting relief efforts to victims of Hurricane Matthew as well as "any other matters".
France had called for the special United Nations ministers' meeting on Monday, ostensibly to discuss terrorism, and many American officials expressed the opinion that Foreign Minister de Villepin had somehow set Mr. Powell up and surprised him with the vehement remarks.
Dauman has called for "decency" in the wake of the Herzer lawsuit, which ostensibly aims to determine Redstone's fitness to assign a caretaker.
The new group is all Russian, though ostensibly independent of the Kremlin, not the international body that human rights advocates have called for.
