Both Deasy and Emerson played notable roles in the 2014 Vergara lawsuit, which resulted in teachers tentatively losing traditional job protections, on the grounds that these employment rules were harmful to students.
What else?" Another awkward pause, and then another volunteer, tentatively: "They lose their friends?" "Oh, yes, absolutely.
The total number of lives lost stands tentatively around 200 and many more injured (10 October, 2015 - 128 deaths, 17 February 2016 - 29 deaths, March 13 , 2016- 37 deaths).
He is also co-editing a scholarly edition of a lost nineteenth-century manuscript on martial law, tentatively titled To Save the Country: A Lost Manuscript of the Civil War Constitution, which is forthcoming with Yale University Press.
Therefore, one would tentatively suppose that while OsWD40-77, 84, and 186 slowly lost their ancestral functions, they might evolve new functions in phytohormone pathways during the evolution.
This point was not lost on the SNP MP Joanna Cherry, who tentatively asked the prime minister, Theresa May, if perhaps the England fans might be enjoined to behave similarly.
Reviewing the characteristics of patients lost to follow-up must therefore be done tentatively, as their diagnoses were subject to change.
And she sang about needing love, offering love, tentatively finding love and losing it again.
When, at the sound of Bizet, she tentatively smiles – or, rather, unleashes her cheeks sideways – you see her glimpsing a lost life.
But after the news leaked out, and a background investigation into Robert J. Brown, the North Carolina businessman who had been tentatively chosen to be the envoy, found him unsuitable, that element of drama was lost.
