Succession was part of the undercurrent in the last days of the special session that ended last week.
The aide, who declined to be named because he is still in touch with the governor and is not authorized to speak, said four aides to Mr. Sanford had departed his Congressional staff in rapid succession, in part because of her.
There was no evidence that fine-scale dispersal limitation affected succession, in part because of the effects of resprouting, but it is possible that past human activities have altered landscape-scale patterns of commercially valuable species such that seed and sprout sources for advance regeneration may have been absent at the time of the most recent clearcutting.
Following the introduction of Root Cause Analysis (RCA) in May 2006 a number of interventions were made in quick succession as part of the MRSA improvement programme; implementation of these interventions and compliance levels were routinely monitored by audits (Table 1).
He then joined the Sadler's Wells company (subsequently English National Opera) in 1961, distinguishing himself in such roles as Dr Bartolo in Rossini's Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Melitone in Verdi's La Forza del Destino, Rigoletto, Papageno in The Magic Flute and a succession of character parts in Offenbach and Gilbert and Sullivan operettas.
When Dunham returned to New York from Oberlin, she worked a succession of part-time jobs and developed projects with some of her old friends.
In matters of succession, equal parts were given to all children, and the testator's right to dispose of property by will was limited in order to prevent the reestablishment of inequalities by this device.
Its kaleidoscopic succession of part-dramatic imagery seems often to touch — lightly but keenly — on some of the most ineffable aspects of the ways dance can illuminate musical expression.
At the University of East Anglia we have an MA in advanced social work, which can be taken by practitioners on a modular basis, sponsored by their employers – so they can take a succession of part-time courses, and over time build up the credits they need to get their master's degree.
Men in their 20's are famously rebelling against the grim, anything-for-the-company sacrifices made by their fathers by dropping out of the job market, working a succession of part-time jobs and living off their parents for years after college.
