John Hope Franklin, a Duke University historian who led an advisory commission on race relations set up by President Bill Clinton, said Mr. Obama pointed out how easily the question of race can be distorted in this country, "which has three centuries of experience with it and yet we act like this is something new".
Ratterman: Yeah, there's the traditional markets, CBOE, ISE, that have what we'll call payment for order flow relations set up, and allow firms, basically, to have relationships with other customers.
Mr. Zolotow's first job was in public relations, setting up lavish post-screening parties for films like "Around the World in 80 Days".
Soon enough, a meeting to begin defrosting relations was set up between Mr. Bush and Mr. Schröder at the session last September of the United Nations General Assembly.
Several weeks ago, Jacqueline Herships of South Orange, who is paid by the coalition to do part-time media relations work, set up a daylong media tour.
The warm welcome, complete with a red carpet and a military honor guard in traditional costume, kicked off a day of talks that will cover inter-Korean relations and set up a peace regime to bring about a formal end to the Korean War, which ceased in an armistice, not a peace treaty.
The recursive feature of the logical meanings forms the rationale that the logical metafunction can induce logical development through the recursion of the paratactic and hypotactic relations, and "set up logical-semantic relationships between one clausal unit and another" (Halliday 2003).
In London, Acoda shared the same offices in Westminster that housed Strategy Network International (SNI), a public relations firm set up by Cleary, and paid through his company, Transcontinental Consultancy, which was funded by the Apartheid South African government.
In London, Acoda shared the same offices in Westminster that housed Strategy Network International (SNI), a public relations firm set up by Cleary, and paid through his company, Transcontinental Consultancy, which was funded by the apartheid South African government.
A hypotactic relation is set up when a dependent clause is connected to an independent clause by a conjunctive device.
A paratactic relation is set up when two or more independent clauses are connected by conjunctive linking devices (such as and, or, either, neither, but, yet, so, then), while a hypotactic relation is set up when a dependent clause is connected to an independent (dominant) clause by a conjunctive binding device (such as when, while, before, after, until, because, if, although, unless).
