Or is it a launching pad from which greater heights might be reached?
He said the result would most likely be an "asymmetrical federalism," in which greater powers would be given to the northern and eastern regions controlled by the Tigers.
NCCL's inquiry, chaired by Oxford professor Michael Dummett, was part of a long process by which greater transparency and accountability were introduced into the actions of the police.
But Thursday's political response sidetracked that tricky bit of the interview and focused on the discrimination laws, on which greater mainstream consensus exists.
In most places, however, the crafts remained in the shadow of commercial enterprise, in which greater fortunes continued to be made.
Higher concentrations of a particular reagent favour those mechanisms in which greater numbers of molecules are involved in the transition state.
There was even qualified sympathy from Saints for Flower – or at least no desire among their players or staff to join the hysterical demands for him to face criminal charges, which Greater Manchester Police dead batted with a holding statement.
Mark Russell, its chief executive, favours privatisation, but says there should be no rush to sell holdings that are "deemed to be a good" and in which "greater efficiency can be achieved at marginal cost to the taxpayer", he says.
This issue has all the hallmarks of what economists and philosophers call a "moral hazard" — a situation in which greater risks are taken by individuals who are able to avoid shouldering the cost associated with these risks.
The rise in imports of intermediate goods was much higher, at 227%, than the 90% growth in consumer-goods imports in the 13 years to 2000.Theory suggests several ways in which greater access to imports can improve domestic manufacturing.
Whichever government is in power after the election will have little choice but to hold a thorough spending review, in which greater realism will have to be applied to the level of public spending.
