sir john

"We have heard Sir John admire it excessively, " said Lucy, who seemed to think some apology necessary for the freedom of her sister.

For banks with high infrastructure costs, says Sir John, it has always "been hard to make money out of small payments" .

The former was for Sir John's gratification, the latter for that of his lady.

Sir John is understandably angry at this suggestion, as he stood up to unacceptable pressure from vested interests.

Sir John did not much understand this reproof; but he laughed as heartily as if he did.

Sir John had not been prepared to unload at the port and had to bear extra costs for the difficulties.

That of Sir John Gieve, a former deputy governor of the Bank of England, is another.

Sir John was loud in his admiration at the end of every song, and as loud in his conversation with the others while every song lasted.

An independent commission, headed by Sir John Vickers, now seems to have served up just the recipe.

I ask Sir John if his role extends to putting in a good word to his contacts on her behalf.

But Sir John reckons that getting patients to help manage their illnesses might be even more promising.

The task of Sir John Vickers, ICB chair, and his colleagues was to find ways to lower the risk of it happening again.

By 1924, it was considered effective enough to be used in outfitting an Arctic expedition led by Sir John Franklin.

"What is the matter with Brandon? " said Sir John.

But Sir John dropped a strong hint that Britain's banking behemoths should not be broken up.

Larry confesses his plight to his unbelieving father, Sir John, who then joins the villagers in a hunt for the wolf.

Sir John would not leave the house without securing their promise of dining at the Park the next day.

Sir John might have helped to muffle the political row, but in financial circles the real fight will continue.

Sir John Bond, one of the world's most respected bankers, has joined Kohlberg Kravis Roberts as a senior adviser.

Larry, transformed by the full moon, heads for the forest and a fateful meeting with both Sir John and Gwen.

Sir John Vane found that aspirin blocks the body from making natural substances called prostaglandins.

Sir John insists that this is not special pleading for his company.

"Good night, Sir John, " said the parson.

In 1379, when a fleet of English knights under Sir John Arundel was on its way to Brittany, France, it was overtaken by a storm.

You could give away too much land and too much money, said Sir John, but never enough love, and the real return was immediate: more love.

Sir John's approach was to listen to local opinion rather than to impose blueprints.

Sir John Holman, the director of the National Science Learning Centre, which trains science teachers, welcomed the report's proposals.

"One needs to go back to the Bretton Woods era to get volatility levels as low as at present, " observed Sir John.

that was the conclusion of an article I wrote 20 years ago with another academic economist, Sir John Vickers, who led the commission.

These are the issues that Sir John Vickers, the head of the UK's independent banking commission, highlighted in his speech last Saturday.

As the late Sir John Harvey Jones once said: "You sometimes have to kill your favourite children. "

This week the commission asked to do that, chaired by Sir John Vickers (pictured), gave its first recommendations (see article).

Thank you, Sir John, for opening the doors for me to pursue a satisfying career.

Professor Sir John Beddington is to head a peer review group that will analyse sources of data on ash concentrations.

As head of the service, Sir John also signs his letters in green ink, another custom associated with the agency's first chief.

Her father, Sir John Durham, was a large landowner in the western division of the county; a pompous gentleman.

but the weakness of Sir John's constitution made mountains of his petty sins in this kind.

Six hundred years ago, Sir John Hawkwood arrived in Italy with a band of soldiers and settled near Florence.

The Self and Its Brain: An Argument for Interactionism (with Sir John Eccles), Berlin, etc. : Springer International, 1977.

Instead, Sir John has seemed more attuned to political expedience than to the wider national interest.

He was succeeded by Sir John Franklin, the famous voyager, whose history will be related in a subsequent chapter.

It wasn't until a thousand years later that Sir John Harrington produced the first "necessary, " for use by him and his godmother.

The men became friends, a relationship that would soon shape Sir John's career.

One photo showed Sir John, currently Britain's ambassador to the United Nations, clad unflatteringly in Speedo swim trunks.

Old Sir John with half-a-dozen were at the door.

Tess ran upstairs, but through the thin walls she could hear the whole story being told to Sir John.

i blundered on sir john , i believe , the first day of his coming to london.

To his detractors, the Iraq dossier and the celebration show Sir John's failure to keep MI6's political masters at arm's length.

Sir John, but our way is, to take a hair of the same dog next morning.

To this mix, Sir John added isoniazid, a new drug that became available shortly after his arrival in Edinburgh.

The first is that the plan described by Sir John and his colleagues works only for a small range of wavelengths.

Critics of Sir John considered him a God-obsessed right-winger.

Sir John Sawers, the incoming head of Britain's secretive spy agency, MI6, can certainly sympathize with that sentiment.

Sir John believes that Britain needs an economic "route map" to encourage investment in manufacturing.

I would like to see Sir John in love.

Sir John, never a man to mince his words, said in a TV interview that the government had lied.

Free-market faith reached its apogee in 1961-71, when Sir John Cowperthwaite was the colony's financial secretary.

A classic illustration of Alice and the Cheshire Cat by Sir John Tenniel for the original Lewis Carroll story.

Who was the first prime minister of Canada Sir John A. MacDonald.

Sir John was soon appointed to a registrarship, or senior training position, at Brompton.

SIR John Forbes, the physician to Queen Victoria's household, called it "an outrage to human reason. "

The paper said that Sir John Herschel , a famous British astronomer, had invented a powerful telescope.

Sir John Harington, an English writer under Queen Elizabeth I, is sometimes credited with inventing the flush toilet in 1596.

Sir John was a sportsman, Lady Middleton a mother.

The house, too, as described by Sir John, was on so simple a scale, and the rent so uncommonly moderate.

And the actor Sir John Mills has died at 97. He played the quintessential British officer in scores of films during an Oscar-winning career.

I was even more alarmed when I saw who stepped from the car: the wife of Sir John Lavery, the celebrated painter who lived nearby.

The bill went through the first reading. Then Sir John Bremridge, the Financial Secretary, moved the second reading.

Sir John Rose, its boss, made clear that he wanted to fix the problem, not debate it.

Its revenues, about 85% of which come from abroad, have almost doubled in the decade since Sir John Rose took over as chief executive.

Sir John Thompson becomes the fourth Prime Minister of Canada.

In July, a British newspaper reported that Sir John's wife put details about the family onto her Facebook page.

Sir John has been Wheaton's mentor for the past two years.

After discussing this, Sir John seems pleased.

'Yes, you ought, perhaps, to ha' done that, ' snored Sir John.

Sir John Templeton defined "this time is different" as the four most dangerous words in investment.

Sir John TUSA : I think most collectors buy what other collectors are buying.

The Indus civilization was brought to light in excavation by Sir John Marshall in the 1920s.

Uranus itself was discovered by Sir John Herschel in England in the year 1781.

Sir John Talbot Lo and behold, the prodigal son returns.

The flushing toilet was invented by Sir John Harrington in 1596 for Queen Elizabeth I.

Sir John serves on the boards of several companies.

Sir John Templeton spent his life going against the flow.

'Yes, Sir John. Thank 'ee. Anything else I can do for 'ee, Sir John? '

This Edward served as a volunteer under the famous Sir John Falstaffe.

And Sir John Rose at Rolls-Royce has enjoyed a low profile but brilliant tenure as chief executive in the past 10 years.

A firm proponent of laissez-faire government, Sir John held strong views on the compilation and use of statistics.

A lot of the play was about the King's son and his friend, Sir John Falstaff.

Prince Albert: The Duchess and Sir John?

On January 12th Sir John's panel questioned Alastair Campbell, formerly the government's main spin doctor.

He is due to take over at MI6 in November, replacing Sir John Scarlett.

On January 12th Sir John's panel questioned Alastair Campbell, formerly the government's main spin doctor.

'Hey - what's that? ' said Sir John.

In Sir John Vane's words, "even though aspirin is such an old drug, we are still learning something new about it every day" .

Sir John was sharp in order to be kind.

But most of all Sir John went long on God.

'Sir John d'Urberville - that's who I am, ' continued the prostrate man.

This is Sir John d'Abernon the Elder.

Macau in English Poetry: Sir John Francis Davis, Sir John Bowring, WH Auden, Gerald H.

'So why do you call me Sir John, when I am only John Durbeyfield? '

As long ago as the fourteenth century, an Englishman, Sir John Hawkwood, made the remarkable discovery

Love is more than money, and a kind word will give more pleasure than a present. Sir John Lubbock, British naturalist

I felicitate you on your memory, sir(John Fowles)

sir john and mrs . jennings , indeed , were not so nice

said sir john . she repeated the information

Speech by Sir John Bond at China Development Forum

an Englishman, Sir John Hawkwood,

The burial of sir john moore at corunna charles wolfs

The Sir John Cass Business School, City of London

The late Sir John Cowperthwaite

The late Sir John Cowperthwaite

The Life of Sir John Oldcastle