Advertising and marketing are ostensibly developed by white, middle-class men and we are failing to attract the diverse talent necessary to deliver as much groundbreaking work as we used to.
While constructivism was ostensibly developed as an art form in graphics and sculpture, it had architecture and construction as its underlying subject matter.
It's an unfathomable embarrassment that an ostensibly developed country voted "the best in the world" can actively and repeatedly put women through this kind of ordeal.
America should adopt an open stance on trade and travel; elsewhere let those directly involved sort out their own problems.William TrentTrenton, New JerseySIR – You claim that America is developing a case for pre-emptive military intervention in Iraq because Saddam Hussein is ostensibly developing weapons of mass destruction.
The money paid for concessions was ostensibly for developing Iran's resources but instead was squandered by the court and on the shah's lavish trips to Europe.
FPL Group also teamed up with Tractebel of Belgium to buy two gas-fired power plants, in New Jersey and Massachusetts, from Intercontinental Energy for an undisclosed sum.Japan's Sony consumer-electronics giant jumped into America's cable industry by forming a $188m alliance with NextLevel System, ostensibly to develop digital-TV technology.
At one point, he remembers, the band went to LA, ostensibly to develop the album further, "but while we were there we had a week-long party with Primal Scream … that was when all the rock'n'roll stuff started to come into it.
But, when he learns that they're being applied to allies, he's outraged, and doubly so when he discovers that a project he developed, ostensibly as a systems backup, has been transformed into a crucial engine of that worldwide surveillance.
(20 ) Another attempt was made through the Karachi Development Plan (1975 85), when 110,000 sites and service plots were developed, ostensibly for low-income groups.
That has not stopped European automakers from seeking 40 billion euros in loans from the European Investment Bank, ostensibly to help develop cleaner cars.
Although the various members of the Chicago school ostensibly sought to develop political science as a value-free discipline, it had two central predilections: it accepted democratic values, and it attempted to improve the operation of democratic systems.
