Its website, which displays seven stars prominently, refers to the hotel as the "Seven Star Galleria".
Former Gov. James E. McGreevey was the subject of an inquiry that never led to charges — though he was referred to prominently in the indictment of a donor who pleaded guilty to extorting campaign contributions.
The police have called carding an "effective" investigative tool while also often pointing to the fact that Toronto Police Chief Blair acknowledged racial profiling years ago, or what is now being referred most prominently by the service as "bias in policing".
It was referred to less prominently in the statement announcing the third cut, on March 20.
In fairness, since the charges described were not related to Mr. McGreevey, Mr. Kushner's connection to the governor should not have been referred to so prominently.
It used to be a cotton plantation, and in the story of the Civil Rights movement, Gee's Bend features so prominently that it's sometimes referred to as an African Alabama.
The feature represents the first time that visitors can ask questions of soldiers deployed overseas as well as the first time the Iraq war has been referred to so directly and prominently on the Web site.
More than 50 cases have been referred to the commission, with football featuring prominently and most of them at League Two or non-League level.
Firstly, we refer to the experimental studies more prominently, that we used to benchmark the key parameters referred to by the reviewers (Luger, 1997; Bednar, 1998; Engelhardt, 2007 for the alpha angle and Robert, 1995 and Hihara, 2012 for the entropic force; please see Materials and methods, subsection headed "Theory and functions of the Type I and II model").
That way the videos have the potential to be shared more while the advertiser, though not referred to directly by the contestants, will be prominently featured on the Cameo Stars page when users send the videos.
