But the sole work on the second half, "We Don't Need Other Worlds.
Until that year the sole working language in the commission's press room was French, but it was already clear which way the wind was blowing.
"The contractual impairments were the sudden and sole work of the executive and were proposed in a manner that largely precluded legislative deliberation," Judge Kahn wrote.
The Primary Curriculum Review, by contrast, was commissioned and paid for by the government and is the sole work of a serial government-report writer, Sir Jim Rose.
During the 1920s and '30s she made only one film, Rasputin and the Empress (1933), which was the sole work in which she appeared with her brothers.
In his last year as festival director, Brian McMaster is offering every one of Beethoven and Bruckner's nine symphonies, but in concerts where that is the sole work.
The talent As well as the sole work, a section of the exhibition will be dedicated to Fetish, the photographic collaboration Louboutin undertook with the film director David Lynch for a 2007 exhibition at the La Galerie du Passage in Paris.
(Vivien Schweitzer ) ★ Bargemusic (Saturday and Sunday) Mark Peskanov, the violinist who now runs this floating concert hall on the East River, will be joined by the cellist Edward Arron and the pianist Jeewon Park for a program of rich-hued piano trios Saint-Saëns Saint-Saëns. 2, Beethoven's "GhosTriorio aNo.Ravel's sole work for this combination.
The Tokyo exchange, which exercises considerable leeway in deciding whether to keep a troubled stock listed, said that the fraud at Olympus had been "the sole work of a number of participants" and that their actions "had no direct relation to the core business".
Melissa Attebury, making her first public appearance as the director of the chorus, elicited a secure, moving performance, one that ought to have been heard by more than the few dozen audience members on hand for this 30-minute program, on which the Requiem was the sole work.
