The Allies' cause at least derived one overdue benefit from the collapse of one-third of the British front: at Haig's own suggestion, Foch was on March 26 appointed to coordinate the Allies' military operations; and on April 14 he was named commander in chief of the Allied armies.
Ideally, Congress should both modernize Medicare -- by increasing competition, improving quality and controlling costs -- and create a long-overdue drug benefit.
His departure from politics is long overdue and would benefit both Basque and Spanish people.CÉSAR GILMadridBlubber bannedSIR The primary purpose of Japan's whale research programme in the north Pacific is to examine the impact of whales where they are increasingly abundant and are consuming fish that are the target of declining fisheries ("The politics of whaling", September 9th).
Thereafter, pressured by the British Labour prime minister, Harold Wilson, and his home secretary, James Callaghan, he pushed through a raft of long overdue reforms designed to benefit the Catholic minority community.
It investigates banks based on Liabilities, Assets, Number of bank branches, international and exchange Activities, The combination of human resources, profits and losses, facilities, overdue demands and the benefit of electronic banking technology.
There are no losers when all racial groups work on their prejudices and give Black males the overdue and much-needed benefit of the doubt.
The business community, the European Commission and the British government are very clear — TTIP is long overdue and will being huge benefits to the European economy, its people and its companies.
And we can then launch a much needed and long overdue national conversation about the benefits and limitations of trade and the dangers of ceding sovereignty to a new international constitution whose goal is to limit democracy and expand corpocracy.
By any measure, the once "enduring" U.S. - Saudi alliance is on a collision course, triggered by a fateful election year reckoning long overdue of the costs and benefits to a "friendship" that strains the credibility of that word.
Cost-benefit analyses, long overdue, should answer tough questions like whether it's actually worth saving some neighborhoods in flood zones.
