This progressive policy change is enticing for brands who are ostensibly joining the fights for LGBTQ rights.
After being sent to a school near Paris for a few years to be Europeanized, he returned to St. Thomas in 1847, ostensibly to join the family business.
Lamoriello must also hire a coach to replace Brent Sutter, who resigned ostensibly to join his family in Alberta but wound up as the new coach of the Calgary Flames.
The F.B.I. list of hijacking suspects does include the names of at least six missing Saudi Arabian men who left their country, ostensibly to join the Islamic fighters battling the Russians in Chechnya, plus four others whose parents have lost contact with them.
The F.B.I. list of 19 suspected hijackers in the attacks in New York and Washington includes the names of at least six missing Saudi Arabian men who left their country ostensibly to join the Islamic fighters battling the Russians in Chechnya, plus four others whose parents lost contact.
Dan, the writer, turned to a more modern genre of exposition — ostensibly micro-blogging — and joined the inside through his propaganda channel, and because of how much he knew.
The two leaders limited the group's contacts with those outside the movement, even some who may have been interested in joining, ostensibly to prevent infiltration from hostile parties.
That said, in dealing with proactive informers, law enforcement often, and necessarily, interacts with the dregs of society who are ostensibly willing to join "Team USA" for self-interested, non-altruistic reasons.
Shepard, who had joined the troupe ostensibly to write the screenplay for a movie Dylan planned to make of the tour, duly recorded in his travel log the names of real-life Lowell sites described in the Duluoz Legend — Kerouac's collective, Faulknerian name for the autobiographical novels, revolving around his fictional alter ego Jack Duluoz, that constituted the main body of his work.
Shepard, who had joined the troupe ostensibly to write the screenplay for a movie Dylan planned to make of the tour, duly recorded in his travel log the names of real-life Lowell sites described in the Duluoz Legend Kerouac's collective, Faulknerian name for the autobiographical novels, revolving around his fictional alter ego Jack Duluoz, that constituted the main body of his work.
