Joined by Financial Times columnist Gillian Tett in conversation Feb. 5 at the Cornell Club New York City, Prasad drew on a decade of analytical research on international finance and capital flows to present his stance.
Finally, I should like to present the stance of Polish fishermen, who have become the main victims of the mistaken and unfair cod fishing policy.
Johnson jumps at the chance to present the Conservative stance as being weak on crime.
Even so, the effort to present a unified stance will be tested here in subsequent meetings among the larger Group of 20 countries on Saturday and Sunday.
As national production structures transnationalize across the regional space, the next stage is to deepen regulatory harmonization to present a common stance to the extra-regional market.
President Trump's top diplomat faced withering questions from lawmakers Wednesday about the president's ability to steer American foreign policy and his lack of transparency, as the White House scrambled to present a tougher stance toward Russia.
On the eve of the National People's Congress, the chief of China's Communist Party, Xi Jinping, is emphasizing his role as a champion of the military, using the armed forces to cement his political authority and present a tough stance in growing territorial disputes in the Pacific region.
HONG KONG — On the eve of the National People's Congress, the chief of China's Communist Party, Xi Jinping, is emphasizing his role as a champion of the military, using the armed forces to cement his political authority and present a tough stance in growing territorial disputes in the Pacific region.
Our correspondent says that ethnic Tuaregs with dreams of a new rebellion have decided to seize the moment, with the return of their well armed and well trained brothers, to present a tougher stance.
The successful conclusion of the conference was the result of the masterful diplomatic skill of Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai, who managed to present China's stance in a conciliatory tone (Burke 2010; Finnane 2010; Mackie 2005; Roy 1998).
Wallace found this experience useful later on, when she was called on to present Greenpeace's stance on environmental issues to hostile audiences: like the time she was heckled by members of a workers' trade union at a nuclear power plant in the U.K.
