The breakfast If Spanish isn't your strong point, consult the dining room's vast blackboard for a visual guide – then point.
"It is time to dispense with the mantra 'We will get together at some point, consult with one another and decide in the interests of the Russian people,' " Mr. Yurgens told Komsomolskaya Pravda, a daily newspaper.
The newly elected president would at that point consult with parliamentary groups, and if s/he too cannot see a feasible majority would need to dissolve parliament and call an election.
Movie Todd barely quotes from scripture and at no point consults it, which is awfully strange in a film that presumably was made to appeal to Christians.
After nearly a year of delays, the search committee chose Pickel, who holds a doctorate in engineering and economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and had spent decades working in the power industry, including, at one point, consulting for Enron.
At that point, Bridgeway consulted legal counsel to insure that its efforts would not violate any U.S. laws — including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, which restrict the export of weapons and defense services.
At one point, I consulted a hypnotist to try to stir up the right voice for the narrator.
To calculate the sample size needed to reduce the prevalence of iron deficiency anemia and hemocentration risk by 10 points, we consulted previous data from our research group [ 5, 6, 8].
Given my own woeful knowledge of that period, which goes some way to proving Gove's point, I consult the internet.
What is the point of consulting with local people and businesses once the decision has already been taken?
