Auletta was there for the transition, during the early days of Koch's first term.
Saudi Arabia brokered Yemen's political transition during the Arab Spring uprising — Hadi was its ally — and spent millions in aid.
The reason is that the pressure of impact rearranged the chemical bonds of some of the silicon atoms, which then went through a second transition during the bounce.
But when Mr. Bush pushed Mr. Cheney to the forefront of the transition during the past month, it only seemed to diminish Mr. Bush himself.
Trade unionism in North America had its beginnings in a transition during the late 18th century from a mutualist/dependent to a free wage-labour system.
Colombia made the transition during the 2000s; as part of its 2008 package of judicial reforms, Mexico is currently in the throes of the same change.
In general, the health care system was in a state of transition during the 1990s, and medical services were seriously strained during periods of general economic crisis.
This can make for one less transition during the day for those children, many of whom already enter kindergarten from a full-day preschool program and are ready to be out of their home until the afternoon.
There was, in fact, an extraordinary and apparently spontaneous emotional transition during the program, one that seemed to carry the crowd from the depths of mourning to something almost triumphant.
Offering to keep Gates at his post would signal a willingness to work with an officer corps still resentful of Donald Rumsfeld's bullying and ease the transition during the vulnerable early months of Obama's presidency.
In these positions she had an exceptional overview of the US female labour pool in transition during the 1950s, and understood that the workplace, usually the office, was where the young met likely marital partners; these women spent much of their earnings on their appearance, and some of their time on self-improvement, not to advance a career, but to claim a classier mate.
