The quote marks are needed, because if the sly, short dig Suarez aimed at the Chilean defender's face in this week's international can really be termed 'a punch' we need to
reappraise the Marquess of Queensberry's rules.
While she licks her wounds, she begins to
reappraise her life, her work, and her family.
The prospect of funding and housing children through their 20s and 30s has, of course, financial implications on the parents who may have to
reappraise their own financial life plans.
Villagers from Penkridge will have the chance to comment on plans to
reappraise the village's Conservation Area status at a meeting on Tuesday.
The Commission is therefore preparing to
reappraise Berlin's budgetary situation in the light of its autumn economic forecasts and the economic guidelines drawn up by the new ruling coalition.
They reflect contemporary trends in management and staff development and offer an ideal opportunity for team leaders, managers and directors to
reappraise their management and leadership skills.
As for the farewell meeting, Steel takes from it the standard fare about how much they disliked each other and ignores the begging invitation to
reappraise the polar images of Johnson and Kennedy on Vietnam.
How does this collection help readers to reconstruct and
reappraise Chester Bomar Himes as a black American man and artist?
Murali has routinely forced players in his own team and opposition ranks to
reappraise the realms of possibility for an off-spin bowler, and jotting down his name on the team-sheet has been one of the simplest selection tasks in international cricket for the overwhelming majority of his magical 18-year career.
