That would be a disastrous outcome, granting this evil man a wholly undeserved victory from the grave.
By considering all three competing examination outcomes (grant, withdrawal, and refusal) simultaneously, our competing risks analysis replicates many of the results in prior research and confirms that a number of the determinants have differential effects on pendencies for different outcomes.
But nobody should take that outcome for granted.
Mr. Lugar, despite his commanding lead, seems to be nervously peeking over his shoulder at his upstart's challenge, and says he is not taking the outcome for granted.
In the case of the "one-state" outcome, if granted the full rights of citizenship, Palestinians would play a major role in the new nation with a possible majority in the future.
The leader of the pro-union Better Together campaign told BBC Radio 5 Live's Pienaar's Politics: "I have said all along that this was a wide open contest and that nobody should be taking a single vote, let alone the outcome for granted".
Vertical line a represents approximate timing of Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Australia 3, wave 1. Vertical line b represents approximate timing of Continuous Survey of Australia's Migrants, cohorts 1 and 2, wave 1. "visa outcomes" equals visas granted, less visas revoked.
For GitHub, the outcome of granting extensive autonomy was superb a design that attracted high quality, highly motivated employees who in turn generated market value of $6 million per employee.
Our objectives were to evaluate and compare patient-reported outcome (PRO) claims granted by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA and European Medicines Agency EMAMA) for 5 recently approved mCRPC treatments and to examine key characteristics, development, and measurement properties of the PRO measures supporting these claims against current regulatory standards.
The resultant mixture of lytic phages and chemical adjuvant granted satisfactory outcomes.
