Concerned about a possible schism in the party that could lead to a heated primary, split electorate, and weakened stance, high-ranking members of the party backed Gillibrand and requested major opponents to decline to run.
Kodwo Eshun, the group's most compelling commentator, writes that they "projected a stance of high seriousness with seductive stylishness".
Miliband has plenty of options to redefine his party's stance on higher education.
We are slightly reweighting euro investment-grade bonds and keeping a neutral stance on high-yield debt.
During the technology-stock bubble of the late 1990s, Mr. Paulson took a negative stance on high-flying shares and profited handsomely for himself and his clients.
Former lord chief justice Lord Judge and three other senior British judges have recently backed this stance in high-profile lectures, arguing that by treating the convention as a "living instrument" the ECHR is "undermining democracy".
He said: What we are pushing for, and what we are not prepared to compromise on, is we want the management of Soas to come out and actively condemn the government's stance on higher education.
If Mr Hollande and Mr Renzi can show they are sincere about structural reforms, Mrs Merkel should be willing to tolerate an easier fiscal stance (including higher public investment in Germany) and a looser monetary policy.
If he continues to moderate his stance, a higher percentage of Indians will vote for him.
Stances are higher among European shirts, including Brioni, Etro and Balenciaga, and more moderate with Americans like Thom Browne, Paul Stuart and J. Press.
