She builds on this to suggest that Ulster's Catholics and Protestants might yet forge a new, regional identity, if Catholics finally attain a state in which they can feel at ease with themselves.
"Some people can write with ease in whatever circumstances they find themselves, " he wrote on his website.
Switzerland has a federal structure that reserves major powers to the 26 cantons, and the cantons themselves vary in the ease with which which citizens participate .
In another cut of the data, we recently ranked the findings on four criteria to find the Friendliest Countries: ability to befriend locals, success in learning the local language, capacity for integrating themselves into the community, and ease in which they fit into the new culture.
One is their ease of use: subscribers will be expected to set femtocells up themselves.
Indeed, one of the reasons that people try to distinguish themselves in the first place is that they want to ease or improve the lives of those who come after them, particularly their own descendants.
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Both central banks found themselves in classic liquidity traps, so both resorted to quantitative ease, without notable success.
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In May, the BSA's 1, 400-member National Council is expected to consider a proposal to ease the ban by allowing sponsors of local Scout units to decide for themselves whether to admit gays.
The savvy underdogs named themselves after a musical style, seemingly to put opponents at their ease.
Some of these capabilities are not new in and of themselves, he says, but tight integration with storage and compute coupled with ease of use and programmability will be.
The allure for issuers, including hundreds of municipal bodies, is lower interest rates than typical long-term bonds, and the ease of paying down debt if they build up a surplus, by simply taking part in the auction themselves.
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