In trying to cut bureaucratic tape, Greek politicians will need to create an environment that is propitious to investment, which has not been the case for many years.
Meanwhile, the design recipes are also discussed and our proposal possesses broad free spectrum range reaching 3.64 THz, lenis crosstalk below −15 dB, low loss and low power consumption that is propitious to versatile wavelength division multiplexing systems and on-chip silicon optical interconnects.
That was propitious, he explained, because 216 is 107 plus 109, two consecutive prime numbers.
That is propitious for a late attack – or for one sprinters' team to try to burn off a rival who can't climb quite as well – but it's still hard to see beyond a bunch sprint led by Cavendish, Kittel, Démare and company, because after today the sprinters will be out of the picture until Stage 19.
A millionaire businessman and former mayor of Chattanooga, he had come to the Senate, in 2007, under circumstances that were not propitious.
The political and economic climate of the Italian Renaissance was often unstable; Florence, however, did at least provide an intellectual and cultural environment that was extremely propitious for the development of art.
Now is a propitious time for raising these issues because the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is undertaking a Congressionally mandated revision of some disclosure forms that are required by law.
"So that was a condition propitious to a kind of isolation," he says.
Similarly, Robbert Van Batenburg, head of equities at Louis Capital Markets, says that Fed easing and the election cycle are propitious for the stock market.
It is commonly accepted that polymer particles bearing positive charges on their surface are propitious to SiO2 deposition [19].
