The real question is which party is going to build America's bridge to the 21st century — one that will strengthen our ability to compete in the global economy, while practicing much more fiscal discipline.
In addition, he endowed a professorship--the Zankel Chair in Management for Liberal Arts Students, which reflected his belief that liberal arts majors often end up practicing much more management and business than they expect--and a lecture series--the Zankel Lectures, which serves as a forum for the discussion of business issues from a broader societal and ethical perspective.
J348 In marked contrast, a few students had discovered that the reality of professional working life was a pleasant surprise preferring the 'real world' to dental school, enjoying the sense of being part of a professional group and being able to practice much more quickly.
In practice much more is involved internal political pressures, for instance, personal prestige, or the tactic of involving the government and public opinion.
But eBay auctions have made the practice much more widespread, particularly in years like this one, with big crops of high-demand vehicles.
In Congress, Democratic and Republican lawmakers have been pushing President Bush to challenge China's trade practices much more aggressively than he has and to pressure China to let its currency, the yuan, rise in value against the dollar.
When I asked Icahn about the nature of his special-adviser role, he maintained that what had initially appeared to be a broad policy portfolio was, in practice, much more limited.
Of course, when she's working on a production, she practices much more.
This makes engaging clinicians and retaining the vital link between research and practice much more difficult.
