"If you listen to them carefully, spotting what frustrates them, what delights them and what unmet needs they have, you'll be eminently better equipped to build a thriving company," he says.
If they did not, by January 29th London and Dublin would publish their own proposals with the aim of devolving policing and justice from London to Belfast by May.The idea is that these will be so eminently reasonable that the locals, finding it difficult to turn them down, will have little choice but to fall in line with what London and Dublin put on public offer.
This could be eminently useful.
The "will to fight" is eminently understandable, and more readily countered, if we are not blinded by our own mindless propaganda about feckless, desperate, cowardly, criminally minded, nihilistic or brainwashed psychopaths.
Obama, speaking at the White House at the same time as the Senate meeting said, "I'm confident that whoever I select, among fair-minded people will be viewed as an eminently qualified person.
Others reckon Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye, who is tipped to get a bigger role in the sequel but is nevertheless (let's face it) eminently disposable, will be meeting his maker.
George Eliot wrote "there is in some quarters a vague prejudice against the Rights of Woman as in some way or other a reprehensible book, but readers who go to it with this impression will be surprised to find it eminently serious, severely moral, and withal rather heavy".
In limiting our search to the Internet, we also considered the fact that information made available online will be capable of supporting an eminently large number of pregnant women in the process of decision-making.
It is eminently possible that by 2020 there will be no more children in institutions in the Czech Republic.
But the basic pattern will hold, and the consequences are eminently predictable: Either Romney will clear the 1,144 delegate threshold in May or early June, or else he'll fall 50-100 delegateshortrt and need to play a little inside baseball to win some of the uncommitted delegates.
