In any event, Eurocrats point out that if the new members do manage to join the club by 2004, a net total of euro25 billion ($22 billion) in aid would pour into Central Europe between 2004 and 2006, about half of which would go to Poland.Find a spinmeister, fastUnfortunately the EU's presentation of its proposals has been dismal.
The seemingly plodding progress made by the Obama administration thus far can be more generously interpreted as the U.S. methodically walking the parties to a place where decisive U.S. intervention and presentation of U.S. proposals becomes more possible, more justifiable, and more likely to succeed.
Kustaanheimo's proposal—I reproduce here in rough outline the excellent presentation of his proposal in Welti (1987: 487 521), which is far more accessible than the original work is based on the following line of reasoning.
We organised a PowerPoint presentation of my proposal for all those that might be involved.
"It is important to provide regulation and remedies where needed, without inviting a rush of new lawsuits that exploit problems instead of solving them," President Bush says in remarks prepared for the presentation of his proposal.
Bob Greenbaum, a real estate attorney in Woodbridge whose firm represents many developers, including Toll Brothers, said it was accepted practice to meet with town professionals and even some elected officials before a formal presentation of a proposal, but that no agreements should be struck in private.
In last week's City Council study session, City Manager Jane Brautigam said that there is no firm date for presentation of a proposal; indeed there is no assurance that there will be one.
Future Annual Meetings: The presentation of the proposal for SMBE2010 (4 8 July 2010) in Lyon, France, was given by Manolo Gouy of Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique.
The new phase is marked by a concerted effort to transmit more of Mr. Gore's personal side along with a positive presentation of his policy proposals.
Like the Obama campaign's success in financing a campaign from millions of small contributors who can't be suspected of trying to buy access, its decision to put on a half-hour presentation of its policy proposals approximates an important goal of reformers — and does it through the "private sector" rather than through government action.
