However, a vote on remuneration is quite a crude instrument, which means dealing with particular controversies through that vote is quite hard," he adds.
In order to fix it, you're going to have to reprove your love, which means dealing with your partner's lack of trust in you over a long period of time.
It was terrific fun but after four years I was kicked upstairs and made responsible for both networks, which meant dealing with trade unions, politicians, finances, engineering, staffing problems, which is not much fun.
Yes, in the long run we need to deal with the debt (which, above all, means dealing with the rising cost of health care).
By applying the "possession theory," British insider trading law is broader than that of the United States, which means investors dealing with companies there will have to be even more diligent in determining when they can or – more importantly – cannot trade after receiving corporate information.
Mona is a fellow blogger, a dominatrix by day and mom by night, which means she deals with bodily excretions more than anyone else I know.
Playlist isn't going to be able to get the same kind of licensing deals, which means this deal is primarily for TotalMusic's technology (which has yet to be seen publicly) and personnel.
But one Shell contractor said he still faced pressure to meet production deadlines, which meant somehow dealing with threats to disrupt the flow of oil.
LinkedIn has 430 million members, which means the deal values each member at more than $60.
Facebook's stock on the day it closed was $18.06, which means the deal would be worth $715 million.
State law requires the job to be open for 10 business days, which means no deal could be official before March 22. Myers said the university would buy out the final three years on Dickey's contract.
