Connor is fiercely protective of his sister, though Gerry is more distant, more coldly ideological and quietly angry at his superiors' readiness to negotiate secretly with the Brits.
"The falsification was the result of pressure perceived by the commanding officer as coming from his superiors to bolster readiness numbers and facilitate a favorable decision by the Navy to begin full-rate production of the MV-22," the deputy inspector general, Robert I. Lieberman, wrote in his summary.
For those who see American civilization as superior, there is "quite often more readiness to exert ourselves in the world," said William R. Hutchison, a professor of the history of religion in America at Harvard University.
There, as "Gooch," the lovable straight-A student, he is touched by every campus inanity of the day, and, to keep his tuition payments up to date, he regularly reports back to his superiors on topics like the battle readiness of the local R.O.T.C. unit.
Thayer's appetite for the extreme, his gift for shucks-it-ain't nothin' self-dramatization, his readiness to meet armed adversaries with what he calls "superior firepower," and his anti-hair style have won him the nickname Kurtz among the increasingly pampered ranks of contemporary foreign correspondents.
Together with this superior accuracy, H mice generally showed more omissions (i.e. less readiness to respond) than C mice.
The decision to conduct interviews with individual stakeholders rather than groups was based on a consideration of the cultural context and the readiness of stakeholders to offer critical views of their superiors and their organisations.
Other questions about cloud APIs, versions and inter-operability will surely crop up soon, too, but the fundamental question around OpenStack today concerns its ability to demonstrate its readiness for enterprise-grade cloud computing and prove it is commensurate with, if not superior to Amazon Web Services and CloudStack.
Rather, the Second Macedonian War (200 196) fits the long pattern of Roman readiness to go to war in order to force ever more distant neighbours to submit to superior Roman power.
