The state said UBS has to date agreed to buy back $22 billion of auction-rate debt.
Scholarship to date agrees that the internet has weakened the Chinese Party-state's ideological and discursive hegemony over society.
The company actually denies the majority of requests — i.e. when it does not believe a request falls under the scope of the law (Google publishes a Transparency Report on delisting, showing it has, to-date, agreed to delist less than half of requests).
The company actually denies the majority of requests — i.e. when it does not believe a request falls under the scope of the law (Google publishes a Transparency Report on delisting, showing it has, to-date, agreed to delist less than half of requests).
Public places are safe, and on the first date, agree to meet them at the restaurant.
Court action could prompt Britain, which has repulsed every entreaty to date, to agree to arbitration or mediation.
The growing practice of executive sessions in which the independent directors meet alone is, according to the governance expert Ram Charan, "the single most important innovation in governance to date". We agree.
With the combined contributions of economics, political science, and fiscal sociology, scholars to date widely agree that political and fiscal-related factors such as institutions, fiscal capacity, and infrastructural capacity play important roles in explaining the resource-curse hypothesis.
As other cases lagged, Judge Thad H. Balkman set a May 28 trial date, agreed to televise the proceedings live and refused drug-company requests to postpone the trial.
Somehow we crossed the language barrier and planned a date, agreeing to meet on the steps of the opera house the next day.
