He even circulated a cabinet paper to that effect.
That is to say, its judgment of the economic consequences was negative, and it submitted a paper to that effect".
"He signs the paper to that effect, and then, for whatever reason, Dick Codey made the decision to take him off the line and put him on his own".
It was in the air from the moment before the start when he told Bondue he would win, and his manager made him sign a piece of paper to that effect.
Logsdon acknowledged that he and his fellow scholars have come under fire in the past for claiming that the bar could not be further lowered, specifically when they issued a paper to that effect after the selection of the Republican Vice-Presidential nominee in 2008.
Finally I had to sign a paper to that effect.
Tom Ginsburg, a scholar of coups and professor of law at the University of Chicago, felt the same way as Ezrow he published a paper to that effect earlier this month.
Natasha Ezrow, a senior lecturer on government at the UK's University of Essex and a commentator on authoritarianism, emphasized that "a coup is completely unlikely". Tom Ginsburg, a scholar of coups and professor of law at the University of Chicago, felt the same way as Ezrow he published a paper to that effect earlier this month.
Despite the fact that Maxwell later put a deceptive announcement in the papers to the effect that he and Braddon had married, they continued to live in sin for many years because he had a wife still living, but insane.
Yesterday Mr. McGregor advertised in the local papers to the effect that if the persons taking the pullets would call on him they might have the cock belonging to the flock.
The one statement in the paper, to the effect that climate models might be overestimating positive feedback, struck me as unsubstantiated, but the authors themselves phrased it as speculative.
