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Until now Osborne has kept faith with both men, telling parliament last month that he wanted to retain inflation targeting while also welcoming Carney's less conservative stance.
Ms Clinton thus elegantly had her cake and ate it – in the same breath attacking the dangerously irresponsible exposure of information while also welcoming evidence that US policy on Iran had wider regional support than was earlier realised.
Analysts at KBW said the orphan assets move could add around 18p a share to Aviva's price, but while also welcoming the move, Panmure Gordon cut its recommendation from buy to hold in the wake of Aviva's recent share price improvement.
Staff were sometimes challenged to explain detailed rules for the program's different activities while also welcoming them and encouraging them to take advantage of the program.
NASA told Wired that the agency helped with over 100 documentary films in 2012, while also welcoming a flood of new fans checking in on the Curiosity rover landing on Mars.
For a while, I was in conversation with a minister of a small evangelical congregation who was trying to find a way to keep his church's theology while also welcoming gays and lesbians into the pews.
It is also welcoming to foreign investors, of which it has many.
The startup is also welcoming a pair of new strategy advisors who could help open doors.
Also welcoming guests were Supt./President David Viar and Lisa H. Brooks, representing the Glendale Community College Foundation.
That transitional position affords him a perspective not unlike — if you'll indulge the grandiose analogy — that of Tocqueville or McLuhan, figures who stood on the bridges of two great ages, welcoming the horizon while also mourning what the world was leaving behind.
TransHaven LA's core mission is to establish connections for trans people in LA to help get them off the streets and into safe and welcoming environments, while also providing possibilities for long-term stability.
