The key introductions he provides are to government officials, some of whom wield considerable authority over the economy.
Our group of organizers are Harvard students, many of whom spent considerable time at Occupy Boston in Dewey Square and also pitched tents here on Harvard Yard.
The most important author from whom a considerable body of work survives is Cynewulf, who wove his runic signature into the epilogues of four poems.
While his government degenerated into factions of scheming ministers and courtiers, Louis isolated himself at court and occupied himself with a succession of mistresses, several of whom exercised considerable political influence.
The winner is selected by a public vote during tonight's programme, which starts at 7.30pm on BBC1 and 5 Live, and a lot could depend on how Wiggins, Ennis and Farah – each of whom has considerable charisma in different ways – are presented to viewers in the show itself.
The issue of US support for Ukraine has become increasingly important as the conflict between government forces and rebels in the east of the country, allegedly armed and financed by Moscow but whom derive considerable local support from historic hostility towards Kiev, has failed to go away.
The Lab was founded by Brent Britton, Bill Jackson, John Morrow, Marvin Scaff and Daniel James Scott, all of whom bring considerable knowledge and experience to the startups who participate in this 3-month program.
Transplant immunosuppressants have been implicated in the increased incidence of non-melanoma skin cancer in transplant recipients, most of whom harbor considerable UVB-induced DNA damage in their skin prior to transplantation.
It can take advantage of political appointments like Stephen Bosworth as special representative for North Korea policy and long-serving experts like Sung Kim who will handle the Six Party Talks negotiations, both of whom have considerable experience in the field.
Society faces an increasing number of chronically ill patients, of whom a considerable number are cardiac patients [ 1, 2].
