He adds that the press "has not shown a remarkable appetite" to hold themselves to account.
The Obama administration's remarkable decision to hold the trial of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and other masterminds of 9/11 in a civil court in New York, rather than use the conventional military tribunal structure, rests on one fundamental pillar: It is the moral thing to do.
Intel's greatest strength, according to Salomon, is its remarkable ability to hold on to margins despite competitive pressures.
Considering that it wasn't too long ago that Symbian was China's biggest smartphone platform, and before that the world's, and that Windows Phone was supposed to be the heir apparent to Symbian, it's a remarkable failure to hold on to market position.
One would need a remarkable conceptual framework to hold together the numerous threads of this narrative.
"I think Margaret Hodge did a remarkable job in trying to hold them to account but a lot more needs to be done," he said.
The Murrays saved a remarkable eight break points to hold in the fourth game, but a quick hold by the Belgians told the story of their defiance.
LONDON — William F. Browder has succeeded in making the Kremlin very angry, which is perhaps the best he could hope for after a remarkable three-year campaign to hold Russian government officials accountable for the wrongful death of Sergei L. Magnitsky, a 37-year-old lawyer, in a Moscow prison in 2009.
When applied to medical education, social media is seen to hold remarkable potential to help both medical educators/doctors, physicians, librarians and students to enter in the web 2.0 era, enhancing their teaching-learning experiences through customization, personalization, and rich opportunities for networking and collaboration.
The size of the effect is remarkable for the decision to hold stock, households who seek more risk in their investments are 0.17 points more probable to invest in stock.
