The tough chapters in Chicago history aren't avoided, especially in a section of the permanent exhibition called City in Crisis.
For instance, it has been proposed that Delta and Northwest, which filed for bankruptcy last month, be given a 14-year grace period in which to restore their pensions to full funding.Tough talks aheadIntriguingly, one reason why Delphi entered bankruptcy when it did was to avoid modestly tougher Chapter 11 rules that take effect on October 17th.
"It was a tough time and a hard chapter for me, but now I'm officially an Australian citizen which is great for me".
The peer's role in preparing his old college friend for one of the toughest chapters in his political career was to play the role of Robert Jay, the counsel for the inquiry, a slight, bearded figure who combines a razor-sharp mind and an encyclopedic command of the vast volumes of documents — known in legal parlance as "bundles" — that form a sort of baseline for the inquiry.
That, and the frantic efforts to save the wounded, were the toughest chapters to write, Lippold said.
The French want a tough resolution, under Chapter Seven, in order to keep the threat of military action credible even during diplomatic negotiations.
Given the demographics of the industry, I feel very comfortable with the concept of distance learning — it would be tough to start a chapter of the Young Republicans or throw a fun interdepartmental mixer with a student body that, so far, is ninety per cent men over forty.
U.S. officials say they have not backed down from pushing for a tough U.N. resolution under Chapter 7 of the U.N. charter, the part that covers sanctions and military action.
Adjusting to an author one has never read before might be tough for the first chapter or two, but it can be very satisfying and educational to leave one's literary comfort zone.
