Sentence examples for rowe from inspiring English sources
I would like to see Chad Barrett get the start over Bengston because he has shown he can score and fits in better with Fagundez and Rowe.
One, 23-year-old Alix Rowe, said she felt like a right had been taken away from her. "It seems ridiculous.
With a voice and a manner as dry as the dusty road that runs past "Bombah", her farm outside the small town of Tottenham in western New South Wales, Mrs Rowe, a rural counsellor, is as skilled at going head to head with demanding bank managers as she is at offering advice to neighbours on the art of stretching their budgets.
Cliff Stevenson of Mayer, Brown, Rowe &Maw, a London law firm, points out that the new labelling rules may fall foul of WTO rules that oblige countries to provide equal treatment to "like products", regardless of their method of production.America has long argued that GM and non-GM versions of the same food are essentially equivalent.
They all were sold to the American public as short term, only to drag on for years.Let's at least consider what other ways Syria could be punished for gassing its people, such as freezing the financial assets of its leaders.Kenneth Rowe Nashville, Tennessee SIR – You base your support for America to strike Syria solely on the fact that the world is a brutish place.
This is a huge business for the three fund-management companies that dominate the sector, Fidelity, T. Rowe Price and Vanguard.In America very few retired people buy an annuity.
" Clive Rowe, who plays One-Round, is one cast member who hasn't seen the film – deliberately so.
Americans with untaxed offshore wealth who sign on to an IRS voluntary-disclosure programme are required to list foreign holdings of art, says Bruce Zagaris of Berliner, Corcoran & Rowe, a law firm.Paint it blackTax-evaders are one thing, drug traffickers and kleptocrats another.
Elizabeth Rowe of Guideline, a research firm in New York, believes that banks which absorbed the business of the alternative financial sector would bring in $9 billion before any cross-selling of other products.
A starry coalition of concerned professionals, including Penelope Leach, an expert on child care, and Dorothy Rowe, a psychologist, have launched a campaign against plans to make pre-school care more structured and academic in style.
For example, in January 2002, Chicago's Mayer, Brown & Platt bought London's Rowe & Maw and created the world's 14th-largest law firm.
