Using the kind of international tribunals that TTIP threatens to impose, Nafta has undermined labour rights and environmental protection.
It's interesting being just as bizarre and just as funny, but not using the kind of things I've used before.
At the top of the list, counselors cautioned against using the kind of informal language -- "C U later" or "GTG" (got to go) -- that teenagers use among themselves.
Using the kind of "scientific" reasoning employed by STAR, Mr. Sternglass and Mr. Gould, one could conclude that the reactors confer some immunity against childhood cancer.
At the fund-raiser today, Mr. Bush urged support of Mr. Simon, using the kind of language he typically uses as he campaigns across the country.
"Using the kind of rotational molding that we do means it has inherent insulation, and it's seamless, and it can be made in saturated colors".
"It's like putting a silk hat on a pig every 25 years," she said, using the kind of metaphor she might dream up for her comic books.
At one point, they thought they had found the Hussar, using the kind of sonar technology that had pinpointed the Titanic.
"But her dreams proved more difficult to control," Ms. Edgarian writes, using the kind of lush, risky imagery that can make her book so startling.
Another option is to tax the money that people spend, using the kind of value-added tax employed in every other advanced country.
Eagles players should take a stand against using the kind of language that Riley Cooper used that caused a recent controversy regarding race.
