"From the initial concept to the actual production watch, some fail to materialize or they plainly fail to change the industry," he said.
David Cameron seems intent on reclaiming the Conservatives' tough reputation on law and order: polling suggests that his coalition government is most adrift from popular sentiment in this area.Penal policy plainly needs to change.
The court plainly understood that its decision changed the meaning of clear statutory provisions in a manner that could affect the outcome of the election (and will, presumably, apply to future elections).
For Enatsu, the explanation is plainly obvious: "The biggest reason is Lotte changed managers from Valentine to Nishimura" and "Rakuten's troubles stem from the exact opposite move".
The city was not alone, however, in saying the union should be asked to state plainly that it would change its ways.
Rats, you can plainly see, are not going to change.
Random House felt the need to change its contract, quite plainly, because its authors did not grant those rights to it under Random House's standard contracts prior to 1994.
If people don't experience the repercussions for their actions, which are plainly wrong, then their behaviour will not change, and neither will sexist culture.
"If people don't experience the repercussions for their actions, which are plainly wrong, then their behaviour will not change, and neither will sexist culture," she wrote.
Salon.com's Glenn Greenwald, for instance, calls it "a valuable and important (and plainly just) policy change".
