A new petition supporting Mr. Polanski's release and principally signed by French filmmakers, including Agnès Varda and Olivier Assayas, both of whom are in attendance, has been coordinated by the French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy. Bernard-Henri Lévy
We have principally signed him as a lock but he can also play flanker". He is the latest player to join Albion as they rebuild after being relegated from the Championship last season.
While the government may be feeling economic pressure now, analysts say, the current program of cuts is principally a sign of its political strength, having vanquished the opposition that sprang up after the 2009 elections and stared down the government's traditional conservative wing, which has challenged Mr. Ahmadinejad's authority.
Since the sites being measured are all U.S.-based, the score is principally a sign of what Americans are talking about.
The Judiciary Act of 1789, officially titled "An Act to Establish the Judicial Courts of the United States," was principally authored by Senators Oliver Ellsworth and William Paterson and signed into law by Pres.
In 1991, President George H. W. Bush signed legislation to limit states' ability to use provider taxes, principally by reducing the explicit nature of the kick-back.
"The trade initiative is a historic opportunity," Mulroney said, "that is absolutely vital to Canadian prosperity". So Reagan and Mulroney, in spite of the latter's new proposal that a treaty be signed on the acid rain issue, were expected to deal principally with negotiations to reach a trade accord, smoothing commerce between the United States and its largest trading partner.
It was principally drafted by David Barron and Martin Lederman, who were both lawyers in the Office of Legal Counsel at the time, and was signed by Mr. Barron.
In 1985 the national chairs of the Democratic and Republican parties, Paul Kirk and Frank Fahrenkopf, signed an agreement designating that future televised presidential/vice presidential debates take place between the two major political parties - that such "joint appearances be principally and jointly sponsored and conducted by the Republican and Democratic Committees".
This part of the analysis is concerned principally with the sign of the correlation instead of the magnitude of the relationship.
While the interpretation of the coefficients of the count data model is relatively straightforward [see, for example, [ 23], for details], the focus here is principally on the sign of the coefficients.
