Ms. Myerson, with Mr. Tooth representing her, elected to receive £11 million ($17.1 million) in cash and some properties, while Mr. Myerson laid claim to £14 million ($21.7 million) in shares of the publicly traded investment fund he runs, Principle Capital Investment Trust.
We then determined pair-wise tree-to-tree symmetric distances in PAUP* for each gene (as well as the trees from the combined analysis), then ran principle coordinate analysis (PCA) on the normalized pair-wise distance matrices using Multivariate Statistical Package MVSPP v. 3.13, Kovach Computing Services, Anglesey, Wales).
Mr Davies – who ran Principles and Warehouse from 2001 to 2005 – has issued a statement saying he has made a formal offer for the chain.
For this to happen, the candidate in Clinton's position would have to make clear that she is running on principle.
The appraisal of plans is a key statutory element of the plan-making process in most developed countries, running in principle, in parallel with the policy development process, helping to provide the rationale and evidence base for good decisions.
One of Dan's metrics for success is running a principle-centered business where your kids and their friends and families want to eat and work.
Model run with principle components has also provided satisfying performance.
Most urban planners insist that the city must write off some areas for the rest to survive.Here, however, logic runs into principle and racial politics.
Like a real economy the WoW economy ran on principles: Buy low, sell high, corner the market on a commodity, and place bets on what is going to be hot.
During the 19th century, the common law principle that a landlord could not be liable for letting a poorly maintained house was established, while a long-running principle was that, in practice, builders could not be sued for constructing defective buildings.
