The professor explained this basic tenet of linguistics even as complaints and demands for his resignation pile up at his superiors' offices at West Virginia University.
Much to the irritation of Sharon's superior officers, Ben-Gurion would invite him for private chats in his office or even his home.
"Why won't she wear dresses?" was a common complaint about me, and I was in a revolving door to Mother Superior's office for questioning authority throughout my Catholic school years.
Twenty-four hour ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) is superior to office blood pressure (BP) in predicting cardiovascular events.
In 1929 he left the police service when he was caught stealing examination solutions from a teaching superior's office.
He yanked 5,000 Transmedia processing machines out of restaurants and combined Dining's classier front-end product with Transmedia's superior back-office system that credited savings on monthly charge-card accounts.
But teams like the Oakland A's have been competitive despite small payrolls, and teams like the Atlanta Braves have been even more successful through inventive television deals and superior front-office and on-the-field management.
Mr. Miranda, who was an E-3 in the Navy, pleaded guilty in 2010 to using disrespectful language toward a superior noncommissioned officer and striking two superior noncommissioned officers while they were in the execution of their offices.
"Prosecuting is Fatou's area," said Amie Bensouda, a former solicitor general who has known Bensouda since school and served as her superior in public office and colleague in private practice.
Mrs. Kerr (known as Mother Superior around the office), on the other hand, was used to having things done her way and became increasingly frustrated when they were not.
"A civil constitution implies in it united strength, various subordinates under one direction … a superior faculty whose office it is to adjust, manage, and preside over them," (Sermon III §2).
