Another concern was the "dairy cliff": the failure to pass a new bill would have invoked a 1949 price-support law, written when the need to produce enough milk for thirsty infant boomers was paramount, under which the government would have been obliged to buy dairy products at about twice the going rate.
Although simplicity of messaging is paramount, the under-lying paradigm addressing the challenges presented in Table 3 would not be simple.
Among those who preferred not to speak were Richard Lovett, 48, and Bryan Lourd, 49, both of whom are managing partners at the Creative Artists Agency; Rob Moore, 46, the vice chairman of the Viacom-owned Paramount under Brad Grey, who turns 52 this year; and Jeffrey Robinov, the 50-year-old president of the Warner Brothers Pictures Group, which is owned by Time Warner.
"The protection of children is paramount under all circumstances, in line with the law of war.
Insiders say his background in trading is telling; once best known for its financial advisory and deal-making activities, Goldman's trading operation has become paramount under Blankfein's watch.
HUNTINGTON The Paramount The Wailers, reggae.
Such debates suggest that reparations are being interpreted as restitution, where the legalistic logic of property rights and inheritance are paramount, rather than under the broader project of repairing relationships (Thompson 2002, Brooks 2004).
Originally a feudatory of the Eastern Chalukyas of Kalyani, the dynasty became paramount in the Deccan under Bhillama (c. 1187 91), who founded Devagiri (later Daulatabad) as his capital.
The welfare of the men and women under Hammond's command is paramount in the general's mind.
The paramountcy was restored in 1926, the heads of the formerly independent peoples being mostly subchiefs under the paramount.
