An accommodation is not reasonable if it
fundamentally alters the nature of the program.
It's just more evidence that we're a
fundamentally different force today--that we've become something truly amazing and that we have balanced new horizons ahead of us.
Third, we must recognize and accept the challenge that each camp must decide specifically what it
fundamentally believes about youth or human development.
While voicing a general critique of US colonialism, they proposed to strengthen Puerto Rican culture but avoided formulating a platform that
fundamentally challenged the political economic, and social structures organizing the island-colony.
Fundamentally, this role requires access to a consolidated dashboard, which is essentially what CCM offers, to both assess the enterprise's overall risk exposure and to execute day-to-day responsibilities.
Boyle said, "are a liability and challenges by a tax authority to an enterprise's uncertain tax positions are
fundamentally about whether an asset (i.
But it is a serious mistake to conclude from this that everyone is
fundamentally good willed.
The AR had flirted with amateur sociology and various forms of graphic criticism: it was essential to bring the magazine back to being
fundamentally about architecture and its immediately related disciplines.
To the group of insurance executives and industry lobbyists gathered before a Senate panel in mid-November, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer presented a clear and potentially chilling message: He thinks the insurance industry is
fundamentally corrupt, and he's urging the federal government to turn the industry upside down.
Secrecy and fascism are
fundamentally opposed to everything we stand for.
What makes this unusual is that the product in question is
fundamentally a U.
BS: In what ways is the WSF
fundamentally different from other conferences?
