The Citadel is unique because the path after graduation doesn't lead straight into required military service.
We know this is a new economy, and there's no reason why we won't lead it.
Goldsmith and Wu argue that the range of national norms won't lead to a single solution.
Ninety-one percent of background checks are completed instantaneously, and they don't lead to a government database.
Federal, state and local government agencies can support that work, but they don't lead it.
WSJ: Sandy Cleanup Puts Spotlight on FEMA a Week Before Election
The Orange (16-3), who will play in their first final since 2009, didn't lead until Maltz scored.
Both companies returned to court this week after a four week court-ordered mediation that didn't lead anywhere.
Expensing options won't lead to greater disclosure. 10-Ks are already loaded with details about companies' options programs.
And America can't lead -- we can't succeed unless we're also getting a handle on our debt.
" If it devalues, says Chase's Richardson, "I would be surprised if it didn't lead to another crisis.
But that doesn't lead us to abolish taxation or Medicare or criminal courts or academic journals and scientific labs.
So, it's a dependence that gets created that doesn't lead to any more freedom or prosperity in the long run.
CNN: Alaska catching up with the rest of the country on recession
But already businessmen in Hong Kong are warning that the passage of the trade bill won't lead to overnight changes.
In the new normal, oil and gas CEOs can no longer be effective leaders if they don't lead with safety.
The removal of Mr. Gilani would be an embarrassment for the government but wouldn't lead to a change in administration, he said.
The poem "O, I won't lead a homely life" was written in pencil below the score, though to an old folk tune.
"Red lines don't lead to war, red lines prevent war, " he said.
No, it didn't lead to Rosen and Weissman being convicted of anything.
"Europeans complain if we lead and then complain when we don't lead, " former Clinton national security adviser Samuel Berger said in an interview.
We live in a culture that is so quick-fix oriented, so if something doesn't lead to dramatic and huge change overnight we give up.
But that won't alert you to complaints that didn't lead to discipline, and the group can't do anything but take away the CFP mark.
The player said in his resignation statement that he couldn't lead his team, and the BCB said it would examine whether the players supported him.
Negotiators said that some longer-term bonuses that don't lead to actual payouts for at least five years may be discounted when the caps are calculated.
Meanwhile, the ECB will have sacrificed its independence under political duress, while gambling that printing trillions of euros won't lead to inflation down the road.
"Martin's a natural leader - he doesn't lead by words or by reeling out fancy catchphrases, but by what he does on the field, " said Tindall.
Even some people who oppose Cathy's views didn't feel the need to boycott the restaurant, especially if those views don't lead to discrimination against customers or employees.
Jenkins ultimately doesn't lead her cast (or her audience) towards a worthy payoff, but the trip getting there is unexpected, and, generally speaking, a whole lot of fun.
CNN: Review: 'Slums of Beverly Hills' on-target with comic realism
The studies must "maintain or improve skills" above the minimum level required in a current trade or business, and they can't lead to a new license or line of work.
Investors were encouraged by the fact that a meeting of the Group of Seven leading nations didn't lead to criticism of Japan's easing policies or their effect on the yen.
Janet Hyde, a professor of psychology and women's studies at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, has found that it doesn't lead to less intimacy in marriage when wives hold paid jobs.
应用推荐