Many of the LDCs freed their exchange rates and interest rates, and cut regulations on prices and markets for goods, including farm produce, though, crucially, many were tardy on financial reform and privatisation.
Finally, that burger, a thick, round, coarse-grained patty on a large, square roll, when medium rare was terrific, as was that tardy, though admirably creamy cole slaw.
(It seems a little tardy, perhaps, though not in comparison to the Titanic song).
Though Meany was considered tardy in supporting equal job opportunities, the program that he eventually approved became the cornerstone of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
The average tardiness of those who were tardy fell from 16.75 min (5.59) to 2.0 min.
Though not drastically different, the lightened punishment for tardy serving appears to be an incentive to make chair umpires less reluctant to enforce the existing time violation rules.
At last, they bother to send the teams through, though I can hardly bang on about other folk being tardy this afternoon.
Davenport 4* - 2 Henin-Hardenne Play's being held up by tardy Aussies... doesn't put Lindsay off her serve though: she couldn't have wedged it any deeper into the corner and Henin-Hardenne is helpless.
Through 12 games, no penalty was called — though the weary clock operator, an SEC umpire in the booth, was sometimes tardy in initiating the countdown.
