Despite the very real issues at the heart of this document, it would be foolish to deny that there is a communications issue here.
The heart of this document is the background to the transaction section — the company's disclosure, mandated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, of the events leading up to Wrigley's agreement to be bought for about $23 billion.
But there are certain questions at the heart of the document, like the question of scale, and how to have productive conflict between the grass roots and the official — between Jane Jacobs and Le Corbusier — that feel as if they are speaking to these cities, too.
Last month NATO officials were claiming that it was "98% there", and although members continue to differ on some issues, such as the alliance's future nuclear posture (of which more later), those will be papered over in Lisbon.At the heart of the document is a restatement of NATO's core commitment to collective defence, enshrined in Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty.
Encouragingly, those related to child and maternal mortality, and education, are at the heart of the document.
"At the heart of these documents is the glaring conflict of interest that Mrs. Clinton carried into the State Department — and then spread to those around her".
And the countess shares with her present-day counterparts -- artists, photographers and style-struck civilians -- an impulse that lies at the heart of fashion: to document her life, create a personal narrative and, more than these, to halt time in its tracks.
The ADM method constitutes the heart of the TOGAF document, as an enterprise architecture transformation method.
Students deserve a more critical and nuanced exploration of the Constitution one that is alert to the race and class issues at the heart of our governing document.
The government's flagship programme to shake up the benefits system is facing fresh problems in a battle between two departments at the heart of the scheme, documents leaked to the Guardian show.
