Even before then, she was a divisive figure, perhaps because, for all her vulnerability off court, she has long projected so little of it between the lines.
He was explaining why the reconstruction projects were taking so long: "You see?
"Nothing is impossible, so long as the project is government-approved," said Blair.
He doesn't know the meaning of austerity so long as a project is in the south.
Given the amount of time that it takes to build modern three-dimensional environments and characters, remaining on the cutting edge for so long with one project is impossible.
Gormley and his collaborators have spent so long on this project because there are so many groups to talk to, including landowners, hunters, environmentalists, botanists, politicians, residents, skiers and on and on.
In the Moorfields project, where the data is being anonymized (or pseudonymized), NHS information governance rules allow for data to be shared for medical research purposes without obtaining patient consent (although NHS patients can opt out of supplying their data to all research projects) — so long as the relevant Health Research Authority clears the project.
Form-based zoning ordinances can provide real estate developers with the ability to alter the mix of residential and commercial space included in their projects so long as they comply with design requirements governing the exterior of buildings.
LONDON — The image of Impressionism as a quick uprising by young artists rebelling against the academic establishment has been projected for so long that the complexity of the multifaceted movement tends to be ignored.
"I'm so glad you now see why it takes me so long to finish these projects," she says.
