"If the diversity of voices argument could be problematic for Comcast-TWC, it could therefore be fatal for a subsequent DirecTV-Dish Network attempt," Moffett said. .
One commonly voiced argument for thresholds is the capability of homeostasis to make a biological system resilient to small perturbations before breaking down (Piersma et al. 2011).
All of this adds up to one of the lesser-voiced arguments for certain types of renewable energy — specifically wind turbines and photovoltaic solar panels, like those that go on roofs.
I knew of Italians who got into raised-voice arguments over buffalo-milk versus cows-milk mozzarella, Spaniards who feed acorns to pigs to make the ham more delicious and Americans who take barbecuing so seriously it has become a competitive sport.
In doing so, Mr. Bush clearly showed that he was not prepared to accept on face value the frequently voiced arguments in Congress and in the Pentagon that the United States must increase military spending $50 billion to $100 billion each year to reverse a dangerous decline in its military power.
We aim to provide a complete overview including both the main arguments in the debate as well as the less commonly voiced arguments.
The 3 most often voiced arguments for each category are presented aOnly policy makers were asked about this instrument Using a result-oriented approach is institutionally feasible in Israel, as payments for farmers within the existing programs are usually conditional on performance.
Moreover, Blitzer and Hans Humes, of Greylock, voice an argument that Elliott representatives made to me as well.
Axelrod said, "Larry did voice an argument that there might be a need for a more dramatic event with some of these banks, akin to the bank holiday".
The second is of the wickedness of those in power who, by their refusal to listen to the voice of argument and reason, have driven women to desperate courses".
