Collins Stewart said: "Management has indicated that net debt stood broadly in line with the levels at the interims (around £55m).
Mr Lagos stands broadly for economic continuity (though with more social spending), but backs constitutional reform.The right's problem is that, since the 1930s, it has never won much more than 35% of the vote.
Glass-Steagall Banking Act of 1933 -- repealed in 1999 -- prohibited deposit-taking banks from engaging in securities underwriting, but it has come to stand more broadly for various laws that effected the separation of commercial banks from investment banks and insurance companies.
"The legal aid system, as it stands, represents broadly what Lord Rushcliffe had intended in his 1945 report.
That does not stop them understanding what candidates broadly stand for.
"As President Obama said last week, we are going to make sure that part of helping President Karzai stand up a broadly accepted, legitimate government is making sure that his government vigorously combats corruption".
Since Britain broadly stands for free trade and the maintenance of international order, this would be bad for the world.
