It is shocking for a government that opposed Labour's plans on this to propose virtually the same thing," said Jim Killock, director of the Open Rights Group.
Having proposed to virtually every eligible woman of his acquaintance, he married Ivy Walker, disastrously, in 1909.
The proposed rule, virtually revolutionary in the staid realm of the Senate, is part of the ethics and lobbying overhaul headed for a final vote this week.
Mr. Ritchie first introduced his scheme in a 1995 show, "Working Model," which centered on a color-coded chart that proposed a virtually inexhaustible range of potential interactions between 49 characters.
The most bitter of these fights began in early February last year, when Walker proposed eliminating virtually all collective-bargaining rights for a vast majority of the state's public-employee unions.
The performance evaluation of each of the prototypes proposed is virtually tested by means of a detailed numerical methodology which considers the heat transfer and fluid dynamics phenomena present in these devices.
In an article published last year in the Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports, Skinner proposed that virtually every equation and variable from traffic theory could be reassigned and interpreted as a description of a basketball game, with each route in the traffic model transformed into a different basketball play.
The experiential "given" is simply too malleable (this has been called "the myth of the given"), often reflecting prior conceptual judgments and, once one appreciates the open-textured character of experience, it may be proposed that virtually any experience can verify or provide some evidence for anything.
Now Slovenia has proposed to virtually seal the Greece-Macedonia border, with Belgium advocating massive detention centers on the Greek side.
The Bloomberg administration infuriated the union this year by proposing to virtually scrap the existing 200-page contract in favor of a bare-bones eight-page proposal.
