"The framework that is shaping up looks rather promising, although details of most measures are to be put in place over the course of six months to a year," she wrote.
"This means that investors cannot precipitate a liquidity crisis in the UK that could force the UK government into default".No central bank wants to be put in that position, of course, and institutional arrangements have sprung up to prevent it.
"They've allowed a course of action to be put in place that will make Iraq the dominant issue until November," said Dick Morris, a political adviser to the Clinton White House.
Of course, the importance of platelet mitochondrial dysfunction per se has to be put in perspective.
Of course, the road haulage industry is already taxed in France, in particular via the TIPP, but the amount has to be put in relation to national GDP.
I wonder what sort of performance he'd be putting in round this fascinating Pinehurst course?
"The growing number of students earning Regents diplomas indicates that schools are putting in place necessary courses and support to help students reach the higher standards.
Measures will be put in place during the course of the study to ensure that the information provided to participants is standardized, that data collected are of high quality and that data collection is as complete as possible.
Banks, like any corporation, cannot be put in jail literally, of course.
It has introduced coaching courses, refereeing courses, and judging courses, are putting in place the pyramids and pathways that make up the grassroots of all sports.
