Many politicians have now seen which way the wind is blowing and quickly changed their EU euphoria to a strongly EU-critical line.
In addition to running critical line of business applications that improve business processes, increase revenue and reduce the TCO of a field mobility solution, CS40 support is available through Intermec's recently announced INcontrol managed services offering.
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Critical thinking is important for taking on a new venture, but there can be a thin line between critical thinking and self-criticism.
Offshore production "is actually pretty critical to keeping that line open, " said Patrick Burden, president of Northern Economics.
Wilcox was highly critical of Williams' line manager, who did not report that he was missing for about a week after he died August 16.
And waivers to run on a party's ballot line are critical to candidates who want the support of a party in which they don't hold membership.
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Multinationals know that reputation is critical to your bottom line.
The line is critical to ensure a continued, smooth ramp-up in oil sands production, because producers need to send the heavy bitumen extracted from the sands to refineries able to handle that kind of crude.
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Today, a critical stop on the assembly line of the American worker is graduation from college.
Instinctively it would seem that cloud computing technology would be a critical weapon to break down the line of business silos that exist in retail banks.
The bottom line was that switching critical data from the iPhone to the RAZR was painless, once I found the right tool to use for the music transfer, even for a decade-plus devoted Apple user.
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This line of research is critical to the American energy economy, given that three-quarters of the fossil fuel used in the United States goes to powering cars and trucks, which produce one-quarter of the country's greenhouse gases.
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Nonetheless, FIFA is testing the waters of goal line technology due to the critical number of bad calls made in a number of competitions.
She divided the label into two parts, separated by a thick black line, and placed the critical information, such as the name and dosage of the medication, at the top, with everything else relegated to the bottom.
When the grid goes down, distributed power is often the last line of defense for mission-critical first responder facilities.
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This year Mr. Donellan will be limited in some of the base-line preseason testing that is especially critical to hockey.
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The refugee situation in Macedonia, already at a critical stage, was pushed further over the line Tuesday when at least 3, 000 Kosovars passed into Macedonian territory.
But even as he accepted critical praise for "Battlestar, " there was a line from another scene running through his head.
The Tar Heels were 13 of 23 from the free-throw line and missed 7 of 10 during a critical late stretch while falling to 1-4 this season against ranked opponents.
With a high profile case on a slow burn people are watching to see where the line gets drawn between an idea as a critical gestation point that should be totally protected by patents, ideas as a gestation point we can deal with respectfully, and protect and nurture without legal enforcement, and the ideas are ten a penny attitude.
For Marquardt, the more critical element to this event is the impact on the bottom line.
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In rugby parlance, this is known as crossing the "gain line, " and against an aggressive rush, it is critical because it opens gaping holes and catches defenses out of position.
Once you peel away the layers of false rhetoric, the bottom line is that the Minority Leader and opponents of reform are fighting to repeal critical benefits for American families and small businesses.
Little wonder that the Runnymede editors' conference - under the title "Magna Carta II: a modern Media Charter" - is fielding a stellar line-up of editors, politicians, regulators and lawyers to discuss these critical issues.
The IMF assessment -- roughly in line with that of ratings agency Fitch -- came on the eve of critical talks between the Spanish government and European institutions over the terms of aid to Spanish banks, which are saddled with bad debt, much of it property-related.
Just as critical, Thompson said, is to press Bale early, before he can slip in behind a back line.
R. and line managers need to work together during times of major organizational change to identify people whose retention is critical.
We've already seen 220 miles worth of levees and flood walls repaired, and we are working to strengthen the wetlands and barrier islands that are the first line of defense for the Gulf Coast. (Applause.) This isn't just critical to this region's physical protection, it's critical to our environment, it's critical to our economy.
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