Then peers turn to the second report stage day devoted to the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill, where a number of issues may be forced to a vote - the key one is an amendment to stop the bill removing a duty to promote equal opportunities, with peers on the receiving end of intensive lobbying.
Should be a marvellous day of Six Nations action, and it's sure to be a key one.
According to Charles Golvin of Forrester, a consultancy, one of the key considerations is getting manufacturers to abandon a lucrative line of business.
The Twins are an apt comparison up to a point, but with one key difference: They got a new ballpark two years ago, and only began to spend heavily on retaining talent like the oft-injured Mauer in anticipation of the revenue it would bring in.
Like President Bush, they maintain that a trading hemisphere is a prosperous one and that it's key to creating jobs and alleviating the poverty in a region where there's an estimated 100 million poor people.
Access to Formula One racing is said to be a key factor driving Kirch's motivation to buy EM.
The superhighway may turn out to be a key link in one of China's fastest-growing economic corridors.
China is not only one of the key manufacturing plants for Nike but also a profitable one to sell its products.
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To summarize: you prep for thoughtful discussion of a subject, even working through key points with a producer, only to be ambushed in one way or another on air.
The savvy staff has learned that communication is the key to a happy relationship, and one evening, a solicitous waiter divulged that a simple design flaw is the cause of those onerous waits: the kitchen is too small to keep up.
If something were to suddenly happen to you, or to one of your key managers, is there a plan in place to deal with it?
While the top 12 clubs are largely in agreement over many of the original proposals made by the strategic review group - including the reintroduction of a winter break and an earlier start to the season - the key one of league reconstruction remains a significant point of contention.
The CTO in a software company is one of the key players in figuring out how to explain a product to potential buyers.
These surveys point to a key flaw of Obamacare (and Romneycare): that one of the critical ways to improve access and reduce the cost of health care is to increase the supply of doctors and hospitals.
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So, moving on, their second step is to send a spoofed e-mail (one that looks like it comes from a trusted friend or client) to one of your key employees or partners and the e-mail includes an infected attachment.
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The Samsung attorney also told the jury that they would find no evidence that a consumer would mistake a Samsung device for an Apple one, addressing a key point the jury will need to consider in deciding whether patents were infringed.
Since an investor is contemplating a fund or funds to be a core, long-term holding, one key measure is the 3-year, 5-year or 10-year return compared to the benchmark.
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Investors have been trying to stay afloat amid crosscurrents of conflicting economic data, yet it all boils down to one key question: Is the decline in housing a statistical anomaly related to the expiration of the first-time home buyer credit or is it a leading indicator of another sharp decline in the housing market?
Its catastrophe was like a prelude to Greece, with one key difference: the Irish introduced austerity.
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The result was a major setback to one of the key movers of the Northern Ireland peace process, who had recently talked of wanting to return to the forefront of Irish politics.
One key to a viral campaign is a message that is compelling and interesting enough that a viewer or participant wants to share it with a friend, says Issa Sawabini, a partner of the youth marketing agency Fuse.
Up to now, those in the market for a color inkjet all-in-one typically had to choose between a number of desired key features.
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So we knew that having a devoted social network to conveniently follow all of your causes in one place was a key feature that users were looking for.
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For many years, people were comparing him to Michael Jordan but one of the real key elements of a game changer is that it is tough to find an exact parallel.
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Qusayr is a key location because it sits astride one route to the Syrian coast and another to the Lebanese border.
Microsoft has hired another outsider to fill a key executive role--one more sign that the software giant's promote-from-within culture is fading.
"Methane hydrate was a key cause of the global warming that led to one of the largest extinctions in the earth's history, " Ryo Matsumoto, a professor at the University of Tokyo who has spent 20 years researching the subject, told Bloomberg in December.
Health minister Earl Howe said the setting of a mandate for the board by the secretary of state was "one of the key levers that ministers will have to set a national health policy".
From a foreign policy perspective, she adds, it is also a smart move for the United States to strengthen its economic ties with several key countries in a region with at least one vocal anti-American leader, Hugo Chavez of Venezuela.
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