In New York, one may articulate any idea whatsoever — as long as that idea parallels popular opinion.
"But there is no progress whatsoever as far as the security of the people themselves is concerned".
There is no government whatsoever as soon as you travel around 12 miles away from any district centre in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan.
But to focus on that in any way whatsoever as far as the outcome of the game, I think is foolish.
Mr. Reshef's plan is to "take anyone, anyone whatsoever," as long as they can pass an English orientation course and a course in basic computer skills, and have a high school diploma or equivalent.
She continued: "I have worked with prisoners who have no education whatsoever, as well as with homeless men in South Africa, and their response to Shakespeare has been shatteringly powerful.
But if you were to be skeptical and cynical, as analysts are supposed to be, you'd say there has been no forward movement whatsoever as far as the North Korean denuclearization agenda is concerned".
Besides the loudspeaker which served the entire ward, each bed was equipped with a set of earphones for those addicts too far gone to bear any silence whatsoever; as soon as the lights and loudspeaker were switched off at nine, these incurables would clamp on their earphones to catch the laugh programs.
In support of this position, Meier in fact quotes Julius Guttmann's critical response to Strauss, which is that Strauss shows an "indifference towards the content of revelation… Whether Jewish or Christian revelation is of concern makes no difference whatsoever" (as quoted in Meier 2006, p. 20).
"Essentially, there is no negative effect to pregnancy for an athlete whatsoever as long as she has the right structure in place to return to full fitness," said Whyte, who has assisted the likes of Eddie Izzard and David Walliams in training for Sport Relief challenges.
Many of them have little storyline and make no earthly sense whatsoever, as is the case with the clip for "High" by Australian duo Peking Duk.
