"That is why on major strategic and international questions today, Americans are from Mars and Europeans are from Venus," Kagan proclaimed at the outset: "They agree on little and understand one another less and less".
In particular, providers asked that key infrastructure departments within a local authority are joined up in their thinking — education, transport, planning, housing teams are encouraged to liaise from the outset and agree the detail when commissioning a development.
"I've always thought from the outset the court would agree to hear this case and reverse, and so far we're on track," Mr. Davidson said.
At the outset, Mr. Geffen agreed to cooperate with Mr. King and open as many doors as possible to the author.
At the outset factory management agreed to support an expansion of existing health services as well as to implement new initiatives.
They were a fractious triumvirate from the outset, never even agreeing whether their group's name meant observation of the masses or by them, but between 1937 and 1945 hundreds of people mailed in regular reports of their daily lives.
At the outset, participants overwhelmingly agreed that the Hallmarks of Cancer provides a useful organizing heuristic for systematic review of ways that biologically disruptive chemicals might exert procarcinogenic and anticarcinogenic influences in biological systems.
The Administration was unable or unwilling to get the heads of state of the other Security Council members to agree at the outset on what they would consider an unacceptable result from the inspections.
(The interview, that is, not the proclivities)." "Many predicted at the outset that Google would simply agree to most requests for removal to save time and money," said Barron.
Participants will agree at the outset how their intellectual contribution to the study will be recognised in project outputs such as publications.
