Those who have followed this issue were astonished at the ad's sheer up-is-down-ism.
The fervor and complications behind this issue were brought into relief by two recent news stories.
So the executive must ask: If this issue were about capital other than labor, would I want to invest in these countries?
9. Simultaneously, within Serbia, calls for bringing Kosovo under stronger Serbian rule intensified and numerous demonstrations addressing this issue were held.
All the writers you chose for this issue were born after the publication of "One Hundred Years of Solitude," a point you mention in your introduction.
These fed the instabilities of financial markets which, as our special report explains in this issue, were themselves plagued by poor regulation, dangerous incentives and the reckless use of mathematical models.
Gore favoured strong measures to protect the environment; his ideas on this issue were set out in his book Earth in the Balance: Ecology and the Human Spirit (1992).
The BBC Trust noted that the majority of people who responded to the public consultation on this issue were supportive of allowing the channel to broadcast for more hours, with women and those aged 13 to 17 "particularly in favour of an earlier start time".
"As the leaders of the political committees, we are well aware of the political dangers that members of Congress might face if this issue were to be misused in the campaigns of 1990," said the letter signed by Ron Brown and Lee Atwater, then the chairmen of the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively.
Hu Xiaodong, head of the Shanghai office of Martin Currie, the biggest foreign institutional investor in A-shares, with $1 billion at stake, suggests issuing "rights certificates", giving existing shareholders the right to buy "legal person" shares at a big discount.If this issue were resolved, says Mr Fang, the stage would be set for further beneficial developments.
Important contributions on this issue were made by the applied mathematicians Stanisław Zaremba and Gustav Andreas Johannes Jaumann in the first decade of the 1900s; they showed how to make tensorial definitions of stress rate that were invariant to superposed spin and thus were suitable for use in constitutive relations.
