Perhaps Mr Coelho would be better served in the future by writing something that's worthy of misunderstanding.
"I am very clear that, as leader of this party, my door is always open for him to serve in the future, either in opposition or back in government," he said.
Encouraging his nephew and niece, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, to serve in the future, Prince Harry said: "It's done no harm, just good, for me and I know it's the same for William.
To its credit, Al Nahda accepts the rights that have long been enjoyed by Tunisian citizens — the most far-reaching in the Arab world — and the newly established principle that women and men should serve in the future democratic legislature in equal numbers.
It has also the ability to provide pathologic findings and may serve in the future as a powerful method for training in regional anaesthesia and critical care ultrasound.
Some analysts say the bigger question is not whether movie theaters will upgrade to digital projectors, rather, it's what purpose will movie theaters serve in the future?
The beamline has been designed to produce a dual beam in the experimental floor, which enables serving in the future, two independent instruments.
Feller said that any site with embeddable video can and will be served in the future but they chose these three in the interest of a timely launch.
The experimental data should serve in the future to improve the accuracy of kinetic mechanisms for later use in numerical computing and to serve in related combustion studies for propulsive applications.
For example, Ron Sun in [66] has stated that "integrative computational cognitive modelling may serve in the future as an antidote to the increasing specialization of scientific research" [66], p. 14.
