After years of resistance, European leaders agreed Thursday to reduce Greece's debt burden in a last-ditch effort to preserve the euro and stem a broader financial panic.
"Criticism of big business," Mr. Mordashov said, "stems from a broad gap between the country's rich and poor".
Tillerson's successes stemmed from a broad working knowledge of Exxon Mobil's many oil and natural gas operations.
At best, the tweets were untold and deeply personal, stemming from a broad section of Americans who might not otherwise take to the streets in protest.
The investigation stems from a broad inquiry into hedge fund involvement in private investments in public equity, or PIPE transactions, wherein a public company places stock to institutional investors in a private sale.
The trial is the second stemming from a broad conspiracy indictment filed by the United States attorney in Manhattan, which charged a total of eight defendants, including a powerful Democratic state senator, Carl Kruger of Brooklyn, as well as Mr. Boyland, health care executives, a lobbyist and others.
The trial, in Federal District Court in Manhattan, was the second stemming from a broad corruption indictment issued in March that charged eight people, including Mr. Boyland and a powerful state senator, Carl Kruger, Democrat of Brooklyn, as well health care executives, a lobbyist and others.
One family involves arguments stemming from a broad range of considerations that pertain to the assessment of theories in general.
The surging popularity of forced arbitration stems from a broad interpretation of a 1925 law aimed at resolving disputes between businesses courts have consistently said it covers agreements between companies and their customers, too.
Asexual activists say the conflation of asexuality and HSDD stems from a broad and vague definition of the disorder found in the 1994 fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the so-called "psychiatry bible," which provides standard criteria for the classification of mental disorders.
