Yesterday, David Holderness outlined the case for the prosecution against Mr Meehan at Dewsbury magistrates' court.
With those emotions as a backdrop, Loh — standing in front of 15 Maryland coaches at the Adele H. Stamp Student Union — emphatically outlined the case for making the move.
Greene, whose 1999 book, "The Elegant Universe," outlined the case for string theory, is adept at popularizing even the most arcane principles of abstract science.
His outspoken comments against a bail-out of the industry came as the European commission outlined the case for at least €5bn (£4.2bn) of extra funding for Europe's carmakers to help them develop more eco-friendly cars and green technologies.
Over the last couple of months, I've outlined the case for putting low-cost index funds in workplace retirement plans and chronicled one man's epic, decade-long quest to improve his small company's investment lineup.
In February, in an address setting the scene for the meeting due to start on 5 October, German cardinal Walter Kasper outlined the case for a loosening of the rules that would eventually allow some people access to the sacraments after a period of "penance".
In a theater in Times Square — and sandwiched in a program that started with actor Michael B. Jordan and ended with actor-director Bradley Cooper — the former Texas congressman outlined the case for a Democratic candidate who could knit together a divided country and dropped hint after hint that he believes that candidate should be him.
The previous sections have outlined the case for the value in investigating the demand response behaviour of consumers with PV in the UK.
Workshops involved a PowerPoint presentation, video footage of clinicians, service users and families discussing psychosis and outlined the case for seeking help at the earliest possible point following onset of psychosis.
Medina and Lisberger (2007) provided evidence for moderate neuron neuron correlations in simple-spike firing rate within the population of floccular Purkinje cells, and a number of papers have outlined the case for synchrony across the climbing-fiber inputs (Llinas et al., 1974; Welsh et al., 1995).
