"Pulse of Europe reminds us that Europe is more than just a bunch of men in gray suits, meeting to discuss problems," she said.
New York Times Co. v. Sullivan did not foreclose all libel suits brought by public officials, but, by insisting that such suits meet the "actual malice" test, the decision made them more difficult to win.
Otaiba, an urbane man with a shaved head and a wardrobe of immaculately tailored suits, meets often with America's financial and political élites, sometimes arriving by private jet.
Eggleston's black and white images – an anxious woman turning to the camera as she waits at a travel insurance counter (almost everything slightly out of focus in the blur of her turning and fixing her eyes on the photographer); people driving and doing mundane jobs; guys in suits meeting in a parking lot – neither dignify nor seem voyeuristic.
Instead of sales teams in suits meeting IT, they are providing a web-based marketplace for customers to browse, try and if they wish, buy a range of cloud services.
Jason Rance, the head of Speedo's global research and development division, said the suit met the guidelines set by FINA, the sport's international governing body.
Kristen Wiig shows up seven minutes into the movie "Knocked Up," an assassin in a junior executive's suit, meeting with the television production assistant played by Katherine Heigl, who their boss has decided is ready to go on the air.
Air India followed suit but met resistance.
Mr. Nesbo had his hair, which had grown almost to Viking length, cut for the occasion, put on a suit and met with booksellers and journalists.
On Sunday, he ditched his signature military fatigues for a crisp suit and met with United Nations officials to negotiate about negotiating.
