In January the prime minister used a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, to put a marker down on questions of tax structuring by big business.
Authors often claim to write for themselves, but they usually have one eye on the reader, if only in terms of structuring their narrative, selecting when to release information for maximum impact.
In this case, the use of non-lethal means (biopsy) has been clearly demonstrated to address temporal and spatial changes in stock structuring, which is an important component of the RMP.
If you look at universities now, all of these years later, you can see that this way of structuring universities has effectively been introduced.
At the end of Week 1, an exercise on structuring a novel will be set, and the results presented by each student ahead of his or her first workshop.
Computer science is about quantitative and analytical skills, while philosophy focuses on flexible thinking, structuring logical arguments and communicating them.
Then there's a Wikipedia entry, followed by my Twitter feed and links referring to other Tim Dowlings – an attorney, an Austin-based realtor, the head of North American structuring at Deutsche Bank AG – whose reputations are not my problem.
Structuring a working relationship with the senior members of staff responsible for assessing middle leaders can be problematic; both parties generally have little contact time and scrutiny of results can create extra pressure during appraisals.
The course explains the core skills of persuasive writing, from structuring a compelling argument to using language which is vivid without being florid.
Week 2: Plot and story - Monday 21 September How do you go about structuring a work of fiction?
Andersen approved Enron's accounts despite having significant concerns about the partnerships, Mr Fastow and the financial controls at Enron's new broadband-trading division, and noting that the company was "aggressive in its transaction structuring".
