The bank has played down the problems, insisting the site is not being hacked.
"Eroding the rights of workers is not the way to solve Spain's problems," insisted Antonio Lopez, an office worker waving a "No to cuts" placard in Madrid's Puerta del Sol, as Spanish workers staged a 24-hour general strike.
Mr. Griffin and his predecessor, Gary R. Spratling, routinely tell lawyers the story of one company's general counsel, who, suspecting problems, insisted on accompanying an executive every minute he was meeting a foreign counterpart, even when the executive went to the bathroom.
We can't get kids out of prison until we address underlying social problems, insists Harvard sociologist Catherine Sirois.
If you can work with these kids, you can make a big impact". We can't get kids out of prison until we address underlying social problems, insists Harvard sociologist Catherine Sirois.
If you think you have an undiagnosed thyroid problem, insist that your doctor perform these tests or find a doctor who will.
"We are not part of the problem," insisted Massoud Barzani, president of the Kurdish regional government.
"Unamid is not the problem," insisted Henry Anyidoho, the deputy political head of the mission.
Publicly at least, Tokyo has tried to shrug off the problem, insisting that the trip, like the Emperor himself, is apolitical.
Councilman John D. Guman, a Democrat and co-chairman of the budget committee, who, along with the rest of the City Council, is studying the problem, insists he needs more information.
