Mrs Liddell said: "I very much regret his resignation as my PPS.
It also collected €67m and $95m via certificates of indebtedness in the German Schuldschein market.As tougher prudential rules inhibit bank lending many European firms have turned to private placements (PPs): debt products structured as securities or loans and placed with a restricted group of professional investors by firms that need not be publicly quoted or rated.
Karen Buck is already his other PPS.
When Labour came back into office after the February 1974 election, Castle, now health secretary, made Ashley her PPS.
When Cooper later entered the cabinet, Smith continued to be her PPS.
CRFs can provide greater context-sensitivity (as in POS tagging and other types of sequence labeling); though they are not directly suited to structure assignment to text, they can be used to learn shallow parsers, which assign phrase types only to nonrecursive phrases (core NPs, PPs, VPs, etc).
In particular, Davies [1981] holds that pronouns anaphoric on singular indefinite noun phrases ('Mary owns a dog. It…') "go proxy" for definite descriptions (pps. 166-176).
The microplanning process that leads from a few internal ideas to a surface-oriented, indexical representation typically starts by identifying "chunks" expected to be verbalized as particular types of syntactic constituents, such as NPs, VPs or PPs.
But the new code, drawn up by David Cameron in May decrees that a PPS must toe the government line or face resignation.
Baidu has been even more ambitious, spending $1.85 billion to buy 91 Wireless, the country's biggest third-party store for smartphone apps, and $370m for PPS, an online-video firm.Tencent may have an edge over its two rivals in m-commerce because of the wild popularity of WeChat, which is used on mobile phones.
Other promotions included Sajid Javid, the British-Pakistani MP for Bromsgrove (and former PPS to Osborne), to financial secretary to the Treasury.
