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The chipmaker would not be drawn on which banks it had now appointed as advisers and declined further comment.

James Murdoch told the committee that his advisers had urged him to adopt a strategy of telling the truth when he spoke to the committee.

But his advisers said the company would be too pricey and pointed him toward the only budget option: Mansudae.

His advisers argued that this was justified as he planned to dissolve the house and return power to the people, betting on victory.

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However, QFII assets have not been easy to come by, as many QFII managers are not in need of mainland-based investment advisers.

He said it was part of a "culture change" since last summer that had led to competition between advisers, teams and regional offices.

I was one of dozens of advisers for a supporting brief filed by those who challenged the law.

Apparently, he was lured away to another meeting by his wife, Dame Patience, who is one of his closest advisers.

If the jade advisers and assists in everywhere she, and be ambitioning to talk a few lines for her in madam's in front.

Mr Blagojevich's lawyer said he may ask senior Obama advisers to testify to a state committee.

He persuaded advisers early on to let him keep his beloved BlackBerry to stay in touch with a handful of friends outside the White House.

His advisers, meanwhile, continue to turn down offers and proposed sponsorship deals worth several million pounds a year.

Perhaps her advisers had, but Brazil did not impinge on her consciousness.

And the president's spokesmen, if not all his economic advisers, insist he won't raise taxes on families making less than $250, 000 a year.

Your advisers all say that this will give you a heart attack: not immediately, but in the next decade or so.

Wagoner hired bankruptcy lawyers and advisers to begin preparing a contingency plan, said people familiar with the matter.

Presidential advisers are as likely to decide policy as ministers. The prime minister's job has been downgraded to that of manager.

Now, to a large extent the poor quality of Mr. McCain's advisers reflects the tattered intellectual state of his party.

They began to talk among themselves about keeping American arms, American advisers and American soldiers and marines out of China.

"He remained with Carla for the entire flight. Two advisers were only allowed to interrupt him for a quarter of an hour, " he said.

Both calls focused on financial projections, company valuations and an analysis of the deal put together by the company and its advisers.

Bush said he also looks forward to conferring with his military advisers before laying out his plan for moving forward in Iraq.

"He is in fantastic shape, but I wonder about his physical stamina, " said one of his advisers.

She writes: "Gorbachev and his advisers did not comprehend the chance that had opened up, and the necessity of moving quickly to seize it. "

"AIA and its advisers are working round the clock to submit the filing before Christmas, " said one person familiar with the matter.

Some friends and advisers fear that the President still has not figured out his own end game.

and you can be sure that none of our five advisers would have suggested sinking all (or perhaps any) of your money into Periwigs.

But the closeness of their friendship might be seen best in a story told by one of Roosevelt's close advisers, Harry Hopkins.

But in a dialogue over dinner a few weeks ago, one of Maliki's top budget advisers dismissed any possibility of such a deal.

In discussions with his advisers, I emphasised I would have to press him on awkward questions, including his father's longevity in office.

With his dream team of science advisers and a global population willing him on, he could still do it.

But advisers say it seems likely to be slow going before clients feel comfortable with the risks of the U. S. stock market.

Money managers and advisers say there has been a steady undercurrent of cash heading out of bonds and into equities .

His advisers say they hope for a rapid improvement in security in and around the Congolese town of Goma, near Rwanda's border.

Mr. Geithner is one of President Barack Obama's closest advisers and has outlasted the rest of his top economic team.

He and his advisers are trying to be conciliatory.

but since his return on Wednesday there has been a change of tone on the part of his economic advisers.

Ultimately, members of her staff say, she had no interest in lurching from crisis to crisis as presidential advisers see fit.

he relied on advisers , most of whom he had not appointed and whose way of thinking was not really congenial to him.

The two US banks are expected to be hired as advisers in a more junior capacity, along with a Chinese underwriter.

Amid deteriorating conditions in Iraq, President Bush met with several of his top advisers for a second day in a row.

At the White House, Mr. Bush met with his economic advisers as well as the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, to discuss next steps.

And while tax efficiency often dictates much of the process, advisers say addressing the emotive aspects can be just as important.

Educational advisers say foreign students should keep enough money in a local bank to pay for at least two months of spending.

How many advisers would dare to risk advocating such a dusty type of diet or how many compounders would be prepared to market such a food?

The President will take several advisers with him when he goes to Moscow.

Her advisers struggled for years before she became chancellor to get her to sharpen her pageboy haircut and frumpy clothes.

Real estate advisers came in early amid a vacuum; there was no opposition to overcome from an entrenched domestic industry.

However, its legal advisers believe that such a change would require parliamentary legislation, something the City is keen to avoid.

Figuring out how to leave money to animals is not the only item that can put solicitors and tax advisers in a muddle.

Sell-side advisers in the US and Europe point to interest from well-funded Chinese bidders when trying to liven up an auction.

The current pyramid, called MyPyramid, is the product of years of deliberation and revision by the USDA and its advisers.

The advisers also discovered that Sino-Forest had joint control of a bank account with Yuda Wood, one of its biggest suppliers.

Apparently, the relationship between the board of advisers and RTHK would be very special.

The president's advisers now candidly admit that she was poorly served by the campaign.

One of his closest advisers suggests the luxury tycoon should stick to his knitting.

In private, GM's advisers and some board members acknowledge getting Opel to break even may be the best the company can do.

He could not know which of his advisers were competent and which were not.

Immediately following his election, Obama began naming and meeting with advisers who will help guide him on these tough issues.

It is unclear whether the board has hired independent advisers to help it evaluate options it may have to consider.

A similar debate is said to be taking place among the president's top advisers.

Mindful of the importance of continuity, he made a huge effort to retain Kennedy's advisers, even those who had previously spurned him.

This looked like a perfectly splendid arrangement, until one of Mr Obama's advisers was quoted as describing it as "leading from behind" .

I had mentioned to one of his advisers I wanted to meet Rudd the human being, not Rudd the policy wonk.

But in Lula's first term his advisers seemed to think they could integrate South America, against the United States and from the left.

The president traveled to Jacksonville after another closed door meeting at the White House with top advisers on Afghanistan.

She said she wished to confer with her advisers before announcing a big decision.

One of his advisers urgently recommended a candidate and Lincoln declined to follow the suggestion.

So far in the bankruptcy, the firm has taken in $356 million, the most of any firm on the roster of professional advisers.

He would ask his policy advisers to convene the top experts in a given field for a dinner.

He says the president-elect and his advisers want to spend much of it to rebuild the nation's infrastructure.

As the Vietcong grew this was increased, with US helicopters, armed personnel carriers and thousands of military advisers on the ground.

Educational advisers say foreign students should keep in enough money in the local bank to pay for at least two month of spending.

And the king and his advisers are looking for ways to reinforce Egypt's sense of its own nationhood, and support for their regime.

His advisers say he has a weather eye for the mood in Washington and knows it is not as sunny as it used to be.

The president and his advisers are also likely to discuss U. S. support for the Afghan government's negotiations with Taliban insurgents.

Oronto Douglas, one of his advisers, says the president is not a risk-taker.

A principal problem was the flat refusal of the President to confront his advisers directly on the central question.

Now it appears one of the government's top land use advisers may be prepared to abandon that idea.

the sovereign and his advisers who are the governing power of a state.

Whatever happens, advisers say people who might be affected should take a careful look at their power-of-attorney documents.

Women, it says, want their advisers to understand their 'life pictures' and 'financial journeys' rather than just their investments.

Mental-health professionals and financial advisers are both specializing in this area and sometimes team up to better serve clients.

This made planning a challenge for advisers unable to forecast when a client would die and what the taxes would be.

Advisers said they did not see a tailing off in underlying interest in the emerging markets.

As he awaited the committee vote on Geithner, the new president was holding a second day of meetings with his economic advisers.

On a recent afternoon, seven of the ten teen advisers were in the "Skins" offices, south of Times Square, for a read-through.

Austan Goolsbee said he was stepping down as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers to return to academic life.

When Martin Feldstein brought Larry to work at the Council of Economic Advisers in September 1982, Larry brought me along with him.

They waited for the opening of Parliament on November 6th when the king and all his advisers would be there for the meeting.

This was brought home to me the other day when I listened to one of the US administration's top economic advisers.

Several of his close advisers privately admit that they, too, would like him to concede.

Incidentally, during Tuesday's debate, Mitt Romney named Harvard's N. Gregory Mankiw as one of his advisers.

But it is not unfair to criticise the monarchy and its advisers for having created a system where the king is so sorely needed.

One solution is to have an extensive network of publicly funded research stations with advisers who reach out to small farmers.

To be sure, not all financial advisers agree therapy should be a part of the planning process.

One of his own economic advisers lamented: "This is the end of Western civilisation. "

M&A advisers dispute this, pointing to studies that show buyers outperform the market, at least in the year after the deal.

The hedge fund Amaranth Advisers lost $6bn in September as the result of a single trader's bet on the natural gas market.

Now, my military advisers tell me that what is going on looks very much like a war exercise, indeed, could be the precursor to a war.

Consider the contrast between what Mr. Obama's advisers were saying on the eve of his inauguration, and what he himself is saying now.

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In Asia, the Kennedy administration tried to fight communism in Vietnam by increasing the number of American military advisers there.

FDA advisers said last month the risk appeared real but that the evidence wasn't conclusive enough to merit pulling Avandia from the market.

One of his advisers, however, points out that most other politicians score even lower in the polls.

For all that, some of Mr Obama's advisers opposed publication.

Karen Hughes, one of his closest advisers, "rarely read books and distrusted people who did" .

He was a prisoner of war during the Vietnam conflict and he points out that that war started with U. S. troops acting as advisers.

The next election, says one of Mr Najib's former advisers, will thus be presidential in character.

They also hanker for advisers to provide a customized , disciplined investment process similar to what most large institutions command .

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After huddling with advisers in Parliament, he traveled across town to the office of Mr. Napolitano to discuss the future of his government.

After defusing the Georgia flash point, Obama and his national security advisers will have to grasp the nettle of the BMD Polish base issue.

Some are calling for a major changes in the circle of political advisers Mr. Obama keeps in the White House.

So, one of the show's advisers recently confided, "I find them a few mad people and plonkers. "

AS THE economic outlook darkens again, one of Barack Obama's longest-serving advisers is bidding the administration farewell.

As one of his advisers puts it, Mr Obama is not a sentimental guy.

Other advisers on both sides of the divide were also telling their bosses what they wanted to hear.

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Lincoln sent drafts of his speech to his closest political advisers for feedback.

As some of you have noticed you could get really unbalanced results if you stacked up three advisers of the same type.

Now, your army of PR advisers, lawyers and lobbyists will say you are crazy to fess up to your uber-capitalism.

'The government's stance has engendered a sense of mistrust and uncertainty among the mobile wealthy and their advisers.

Now he has stocked the White House's budget office with advisers who aspire to shape policy across the administration.

Advisers say the new class of dot-commers is likely to sell as much of their holdings as possible and protect their cash.

The feeling among advisers is that the markets have now been oversold and are likely to see a bounce back at some point.

But his own advisers seem much less gung-ho, at least for now.

At approximately 8: 06 a. m. , the President will be awoken by one of his closest advisers, who will tell him. . .

In Mr Singh's second term, say his advisers, India will attempt to vault beyond concerns in its near-abroad.

He also has surrounded himself with a small coterie of young advisers with experience ranging from securities law to the mortgage industry.

Adding to concern among some advisers: After some particularly lean years , pros will be just as eager to ride momentum to lock in gains .

As a result she has been told by her advisers that it would be political suicide to announce a White House candidacy.

Richard Holbrooke has had a running feud with Anthony Lake, one of Mr Obama's closest foreign-policy advisers.

A majority of the single, widowed or divorced women-millionaires said they reach out to their financial advisers on non-financial matters.

Several of his advisers assume that the latest diplomacy will fizzle, leaving "fortress Israel" intact.

The decision is understood to have followed a meeting between ICBC's management and its advisers in Beijing on Saturday.

Before the recent arms sales to Taiwan, some of President Obama's advisers reportedly suggested this should be the last sale.

But if the dollar were to free-fall, gold would likely be the biggest beneficiary, say advisers and strategists.

The prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran is the biggest threat facing the world, according to one of Barack Obama's top foreign policy advisers.

Having promised to govern from the middle, he rolled out a bright purple team of economic advisers, neither red nor blue.

Some top producers have jumped to rivals and the company has encouraged some lower-producing advisers to move on.

Christina Romer is the chairwoman of Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers and a scholar of the Depression.

Rudy Giuliani, having flirted with "realists" , has decided to stick with neocon foreign-policy advisers.

Financial advisers are often pushy in promoting hedge funds, which adds to the already high fees charged by the managers themselves.

But the scrapping of merger plans raises questions about Mr Putin's control over some of his closest advisers.

And Mr Sarkozy has done so after a period of relative obscurity during his years "in the cupboard" , as one of his advisers puts it.

They probably will function as trainers and advisers instead of fighting, he said.

Bank of America Corp. and White & Case LLP acted as financial advisers and legal counsel to GMR, the company said.

Foreign banks hope this will play into their hands as they try to sell themselves as more experienced advisers than their domestic rivals.

But the company can't stop former employees, early advisers or private investors who own shares from selling them.

Because competition between advisers can become vicious towards the end of the year, they have to validate their claims on big deals.

Only the few advisers around the party leader understood his real motives.

During the election campaign, Obama and several of his advisers expressed skepticism about the value of building the BMD base in Poland.

Neither Mr. Obama nor any of his senior advisers were expected to attend the summit.

Some of Mr Cameron's advisers say that the coalition allows them to jettison policies favoured by their party's right-wing fringe.

Nevertheless, Friedman had an obvious, if indirect, effect on many of her advisers and ministers.

With more financial advisers postponing retirement, new advisers may find partnering with a veteran a better way to break into the business.

Try the route used by Ted Baker, the UK clothing label, to manage its team of unruly (and expensive) City advisers to its flotation.

Hundreds of cash-hungry mainland companies had picked advisers to help them achieve an initial public offering.

Legal advisers, involved in planning the operation from the start, were deployed during the fighting round the clock.

Short, wiry, occasionally disorganised, his frenetic style could be frustrating for those of us who were his American civilian advisers.

Commodity trading advisers (CTAs), also known as managed futures funds, exist to exploit the phenomenon.

Barack Obama was "incredulous" at what hewas hearing, said one of his top economic advisers.

The president's schedule for leaving Iraq was the one recommended by Defense Secretary Robert Gates and other top military advisers.

Another business strategy is to employ cultural advisers to guide managers who are not familiar with the culture across the field.

that nobody will care as much about their money as they will, so they should choose their investments and financial advisers wisely.

To add to the concern, Lagarde does not have a degree in economics, forcing her to rely on advisers.

Around this time, Rio's advisers were talking to Rio's leading investors to assess the appetite for a sale of new shares.

Even so, Mr Zuckerberg has shown maturity to carry through his vision, even when it meets resistance from older, more experienced advisers.

What motivated me to film their behavior was something that I asked my scientific advisers: What motivates the pollinators?

"You cannot create jobs by job redistribution, only by job creation, " one of Saakashvili's senior economic advisers says.

When the advisers' reports have been presented, the Nobel Committee embarks on a thorough-going discussion of the most likely candidates.

Advisers talk of shorter periods before creditors seek legal redress and a refusal to negotiate until forced .

Other advisers briefed Mr. Obama on preparations for an assault, including the outcomes of the dress rehearsals.

Turkey has to deal with the region as it is, one of Mr Erdogan's advisers told me.

Debt advisers invariably find little difference in behaviour between the public and private sectors.

Recently widowed, she was a sitting duck for financial advisers.

Many advisers recommend against oil ETFs, which suffer from a market malady known as 'contango. '

It announced this week that it will double the number of financial advisers in its branches by the end of 2011.

But Jackson, after consulting with advisers, defied the council and vetoed the ordinance -- his first use of that power as mayor.

That is altering Chinese bankers' expectations that foreign advisers can offer immediate solutions, he said.

Economic advisers to the Brazilian senate have since found "myriad unconstitutionalities" in the proposals, exposing it to litigation.

Office of International Affairs are one of the slowest people on the world and even the academic advisers are extremely hard to reach.

Hence the call among some of Mr McCain's advisers for a countervailing partnership of democracies.

Aldar, one of the largest Emirati property developers, has reportedly retained advisers to consider issuing bonds.

Serve as a legal consultant or security advisers for citizens or enterprises throughout the year.

International property advisers braced for a potential slew of instructions to sell trophy assets owned by Dubai World.

In November, Obama and his advisers began meeting in Axelrod's office to discuss seeking the Democratic nomination for the presidency.

Mr. Chen's accountant and three of his senior advisers already have been detained in the case in the past two months.

Most cover models have their clothes chosen for them by Vogue, or at least editors work as advisers. Not this time.

He now is part of a group hired by Lehman's restructuring advisers to manage the firm's real-estate private-equity arm.

French officials indicated that there would be talks with Obama advisers.

The retinue of a sovereign, including the royal family and personal servants, advisers, and ministers.

The university also has advisers who explain the rules of student life and try to help international students feel at ease.

His close advisers repeatedly described him as a "transformative president" .

Some of President Barack Obama's senior advisers have also written enthusiastically about an international league of democracies.

However, given the extreme optimism among investment advisers, the odds of a short-term correction are now dangerously high.

He is already, in the president's words, "one of my closest advisers. "

The money is needed to pay GM operating costs and fees to attorneys, advisers and others.

You can get help there in dealing with the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service; you can find Foreign Student Advisers.

Senior White House advisers meet every Wednesday night to plot political strategy.

the providers of risk capital and their advisers are concerned with the risk inherent in , and return provided by , their investments.

The Wall Street firm also used its vaunted network of financial advisers to pitch the risky investment pools to Main Street.

Eisenhower had approved a final list of acceptable running mates and then turned the actual selection over his inner circle of advisers .

Ms. Bertrand says she finds more value in her own offline network of researchers and advisers than in this online network.

The officials said Barack Obama had agreed the outlines of a $675bn-$775bn two-year recovery plan in a meeting with advisers last week.

Mr. Obama set two parameters for his advisers: no U. S. action unless others take the lead and no American ground troops.

His advisers fret that federal research and development has fallen sharply since the Sputnik era.

Its advisers thought the U. S. Treasury could be persuaded to support a foreign buyer.

Next, use the advisers' record to understand how they make decisions.

We regularly briefed former President Johnson and some of his advisers for years after they left office.

While you're gaping and reeling like a stunned mullet, your more objective advisers can help you do some contingency planning.

Stripped of the usual entourage of assistants and advisers, executives are more free to contemplate bold moves.

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"Send in the Marines. " At 9: 45 a. m. , the President and his advisers will huddle around the screen. . .

As Bob and I examined the problems besetting US corporations circa 1980, we believed they and their advisers had got things backwards.

This trade-off between cost and risk is ultimately what the debate between the president's civilian and military advisers has been about.

He and his economic advisers have repeatedly warned against responding to the economic crisis by erecting barriers to imports.

Materials that are more closely tied to industrial or food production seem better positioned now than gold, say advisers.

Goss traveled to Athens with ranking committee member Ray LaHood of Illinois as well as committee staffers and security advisers .

Some 19 other states, aside from California, have established commissions, either as the main mapmakers or as advisers to the legislature.

Moreover, the fact that the US has a structural current account deficit has bearing on the second point Mr Obama's advisers must make.

He got mad when his advisers would take out a line he really believed from a speech .

America's Treasury, meanwhile, plans to hold its stakes in financial firms directly, albeit with some input from independent advisers.

Supporters and advisers to the palace insist the king does not receive commissions on the deals he mediates or promotes.

Alan Greenspan warned them four years ago. So did the Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers to the President.

Still, Mr. Romney's advisers see it as a chance at a fresh start.

Christina Romer, incidentally, has been chosen as the chairwoman of the Council of Economic Advisers in the new administration.

No doubt its advisers offered an explanation of how you can make lots of money doing that.

Debit cards withdraw money directly from a bank account. But advisers say these can also be difficult sometimes for foreign students to get.

ABC Company is a joint venture of the professional investment advisers and investment business services companies.

For years, Pollock and a team of Thai and Burmese legal advisers have worked as migrant advocates.

Ask advisers to detail exactly how they work and the total compensation picture from managing your portfolio.

Honest feedback is not welcome in large bureaucracies, as the UK government's drug advisers can testify.

He particularly encouraged internal argument among his advisers, thrashing out both sides of an argument.

"It is a constructive step, but it is not a full solution, " said economist Brian Sack at Macroeconomic Advisers.

She withdrew to confer with her advisers before announcing a decision.

But with his 1996 re-election race approaching, advisers suggested that the Clintons holiday somewhere with a less elitist reputation.

To obtain further evidence of ownership, the advisers sought confirmations from forestry officials. This proved difficult.

The supreme moment of decision had now come for the president and his advisers.

First, it has hired new advisers and lobbyists to convince Congress that worries about the security of U. S. technology are baseless.

But when it comes to selling out to third parties, many owners seek the counsel of M&A advisers.

Shortly after Clinton's election as president, his advisers Clinton' were reported recommending lower taxes and higher government spending.

Special advisers were introduced in British politics with the necessary purpose of providing ministers with missing expertise.

During his tenure, he became one of Chairman William H. Gates III's most trusted technical advisers.

In some ways, advisers say, the gold boom is easier to deal with than past spikes like the Internet-stock bubble in the late 1990s.

Advisers have to be up-front about exactly what they are looking for in a partner.

Three other proxy advisers and two activist investors also are pushing for a boardroom makeover.

Some investors complained, saying he kept his seat due to 'broker votes, ' or votes that financial advisers cast on behalf of clients.