Of the well-known U.S. cases, which represent a diversity of backgrounds, it's next to impossible to say.
Thornley says it all became possible after well-known U.S. producer Mace Neufeld saw the film by chance.
It has been learned, however, that Secretary Shultz has decided to accede to Genscher's demands despite well-founded U.S. reservations.
Silver has received a lot of good press recently because well-known U.S. investor Warren Buffett bought all the supply he could lay his hands on.
Lehrman, chairman of the Lehrman Insitute (with which this writer is professionally associated), and Reagan Gold Commissioner, fresh from a private discussion on the gold standard with a well-respected U.S. Senator.
Since late 1997, he has acquired large stakes in two of Germany's so-called superregional utilities, HEW in the Hamburg area and Berlin-based BEWAG (in which Veba is partners with the well-run U.S. utility Southern Companies).
Yet most Democrats, notably senators Obama and Biden, refuse to support two initiatives that would create hundreds of thousands of highly skilled, well-paying U.S. manufacturing and construction jobs: a new push for nuclear power plants and more oil and gas exploration and production.
A. at New York's Columbia University and is well-plugged-in to U.S. management practices.
Would well-integrated, primarily U.S.-born Mexican American leaders use their growing influence to help mobilize resources and forge the links needed to effectively help community-based projects and organizations in Mexico?
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For the May 2011 rate update, you needed the March 2011 CPI-U numbers (released in mid-April) as well as the September 2010 CPI-U numbers.
Pickle brine's properties are well-known in U.S. college football circles, where some players guzzle it like Gatorade in the belief it reduces muscle cramping.
She is an expert on Soviet affairs, and from where she sits, neither the election of Luzhkov nor that of Lebed bode well for Russian-U.S. relations.
Working women have both added to the economic well-being of U.S. marriages and, according to a new study published in the October issue of the Journal of Family Issues, threatened their resilience.
So he decided to compete with the European manufacturers--as well as U.S. companies that might move into the space--by creating a higher-end product that would appeal to well-to-do parents.
The minister told CNN that Aristide had been granted permission to land in the country after Aristide himself -- as well as the U.S. and French governments -- requested it.
It expanded over the years, using the Bosley hair-restoration brand name that's now well-known thanks to U.S. infomercials.
We have our consular services available 24 hours a day to determine the whereabouts and well-being of all U.S. citizens in Japan.
Simon and Glass are working on a project to compare the "emotional well-being" of U.S. parents versus parents from 21 other developed countries.
He implicitly recognized that "countering the al-Qaeda" narrative is as crucial to the well-being of the U.S. as is any stringent new airport security standard or detection mechanism.
Unlike the main Grammy Awards, the Latin Grammy Academy nominates great music from around the world that may not be well-known in the U.S. Take, for instance, Diego Amador: a young pianist who's heir to a major flamenco dynasty.
The address on March 14th by Deputy Secretary of Energy Henson Moore before the American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations entitled, "Soviet Energy in the 1990s" offers an excellent opportunity to illuminate for the public the results of such cabinet-level deliberations as well as U.S. objectives for the forging of "risk-sensitive" alliance policies.
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Beijing-based Bank of China has become increasingly active as a lender to U.S. property developers since late 2009, joining scores of well-capitalized Chinese investors who have helped fuel a commercial real-estate recovery in U.S. cities.
The money could go entirely into riskless fixed-income instruments, such as U.S. Treasurys or well-diversified, balanced mutual funds.
That personal stash is a critical barometer of how well the U.S.--and, to a degree, the world--is doing.
China began mining rare earth minerals in the 1980s, and by the mid-90s was well surpassing the U.S. in production.
It is one of the most well-known accessories brands in the U.S. and also maintains a presence in select international markets.
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Cutler of Harvard University is one of the most prolific and well-respected health economists in the U.S., if not the world.
Ms. Lu's school in Shenyang, Northeast Yucai, mirrors a well-funded college campus in the U.S., with a large square in between its many buildings.
DeNA says the company is part of its strategy to become a well-known game developer in the U.S., so it must see something in the company beyond a one-hit wonder.
Concerns over the health of U.S. banks have cast a shadow over the recent recovery, and the stress-test results, showing most U.S. banks would be well-capitalized in the event of an economic downturn, helped allay some of those worries.
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