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Pyne, in a now-infamous Sky News interview about the standoff over the NCRIS, said he had "fixed it" but would not reveal how the extension would be funded before the budget was delivered because he wanted to "surprise" people.
In 2006, a donors' conference raised $5.2 billion for the country, but less than a third of that was delivered because of fears that the money would be misused or siphoned off by corruption.
How did you accomplish that? A. By focusing right away on literacy and math skills, and looking at the way that instruction was delivered because schools were not spending enough time on these basic skills and students were falling through the cracks.
Villani's adherence to Medieval Christianity allowed him to suggest retribution was delivered because of sin and insult to God.
Consecutively she received dacarbazine 1000 mg/m and ipilimumab 3 mg/kg with limited effect and palliative radiotherapy was delivered because of metastases of the brain and right hip.
If relations with the United States deteriorate and Moscow resumed the sale, security specialists said it could provoke Israel to attack Iran's nuclear program before the S-300 missiles are delivered because, once in place, they would make it far more dangerous for attacking warplanes.
And this is a Budget that can only be delivered because the British people trusted us to finish the job.
I missed Samantha being delivered because the midwife felt that giving birth was women's business and men had no part in it.
A Pentagon spokesman, Geoff Morrell, said 1,500 vehicles, rather than 3,500, would be delivered because of the time it takes to equip them with radios and armaments and then deliver them by sea.
In 2009, the court found that adequate mental and medical health care could not be delivered because of overcrowding — which reached more than 200 percent in 2006 — and ordered the state to reduce the prison population gradually.
Anti-virus software often bounces a warning back to the sender of an infected e-mail, saying that the e-mail in question cannot be delivered because it contains a virus.
