WHILE the ultimate tests of a presidency are the success or failure of its great endeavors, speeches in times of crisis are critical rites of passage -- especially those meant to say: "We know what we're doing.
One source briefed on the launch said that while the ultimate pricing was fluid it is has been described as ultimately being "anywhere up to under £1".
The viewer appreciates how Ms. Finke embraces dire and depressing subject matter while the ultimate impression is a lilting one.
Gilles Saint-Paul writes:While the ultimate cause of the crisis is not entirely understood, many of its mechanisms are familiar to economists.
"While the ultimate results may be the same — a full stomach and a dead body — it is the means of getting there that attracts notice.
It has a shortlist of 10 and everyone will get some money, while the ultimate winner gets £24,000 - £4,000 more than the Turner booty.
While the ultimate dollar amount of the contract will not be determined until the bid process is finished, City Hall has paid Caremark more than $492 million since entering into a contract in 2004.
While the ultimate impact of offshoring had yet to be measured, surveys estimated that in 2004 some 14 million Americans, 10% of the nation's workforce, held positions that could be outsourced.
Joe Winters of the Institute of Physics said that while the ultimate reason for the resurgent interest in physics is good teaching in schools, Cox has almost certainly had a part to play.
While the ultimate decision will be made by the 32 player reps, each one should invite the final three candidates to address players at training facilities to answer questions, outline a platform, discuss the pressing issues.
While the ultimate price tag for the mine, rail and new terminal will be $14bn, Adani says it needs to stump up just $4bn to get the project off the ground.
