Though Anderson underscores that much more needs to be done before the proposals are fit to bring before parliament, I'm not holding my breath.
Zingales has two main goals in his lecture, entitled, "Does Finance Benefit Society?" One is to underscore that there is much about the financial sector in developed economies that is wasteful, crooked and socially destructive.
I'd underscore that it is very much in the interests of all bondholders of the Co-op, particularly individual bondholders who might not think it's necessarily in their interests … to think very hard about their choices.
Our data, based on recent measurements, underscore that there is still much more to do.
In spite of the great strides that have been made towards elucidating the medical, environmental, psychosocial and genetic risk factors of PTB [ 45], this review underscores that much remains to be done to fully understand the contribution of CSA to PTB.
"Particularly crucial is her punishingly physical performance, which underscores that this is very much a story about what some men do to women's bodies".
And in February, he complimented Trump, stating that he comes across as "strong" and as "a leader," while underscoring that he disagrees with much of Trump's actual political beliefs.
Charred pages blowing around the grounds of state security buildings underscored fears that much information was already being lost.
The day's testimony underscored the fact that much of the prosecution's case rests on witnesses who are close to Mr. Espada and who may have benefited from his lavish spending at Soundview.
The conference was also the setting for a report on new information from a study, undertaken in Africa, that underscored the much higher risk of H.I.V. transmission in the first months after infection compared with later stages of the disease.
