Instead, we need a global race to the top, including stronger capital standards, as Ive called for today.
The world's biggest retailer is calling for more humane standards of animal welfare -- a moo-ve that advocates say could represent a major step toward the end of some farming practices thought of as especially cruel.
When I am called up for an aliyah (the honor of saying blessings over a part of the Sabbath Torah reading), I am called by my Hebrew name: Eliezer ben Yaakov Meir ve-Leah.
Endothelial cells are tightly bound together by a protein called VE-cadherin.
VE Geoffrey Boycott has been called many things: a man to unite a crowd or one beset by self-doubt have rarely been two of them.
In his Keter Malkhût poem (Kingdom's Crown), Ibn Gabirol further describes God's creative act as a splitting open of nothingness: "…ve-qara el ha-'ayîn ve-nivqa…," ("…and He called out to the nothing and it split open…"; in Gabirol's poem, Keter Malkhût, canto 9; See Schirmann 1967, p. 262, line 82; for a treatment of this line, see Pines 1980).
A spokesperson for Downing Street called it "a despicable display of disrespect for those who fought and died for their country, particularly at a time when the whole nation comes together to commemorate the 70th anniversary of VE Day".
Two decades ago, when the Stanford humor magazine, the Chaparral, did a spoof issue with the Harvard Lampoon, the Chappie, as it's called, rearranged Harvard's logo — "Ve Ri Tas" — to "Ve Ry Tan".
In August 2010 Caltex launched the E85 ethanol fuel called Bio E-Flex, designed for use in the Holden Commodore VE Series II flex-fuel vehicles to be released later in 2010.
Among others, these mediators act through targeting an adherens junction protein called vascular endothelial cadherin (VE-cadherin).
The concomitant presence of the fibrin fragment Bbeta15-42 (here called FX06) competed with E1 framents for binding to VE-cadherin thereby reduced leukocyte transmigration.
