With the song "Alto Calibre" he faced a similar issue.
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That's not always guaranteed with an artist of that calibre.
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Hiring civil servants according to calibre has been rare throughout history.
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How long can ECM go on making records of this calibre?
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Though, you can't argue against the calibre of his opponents thus far.
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To have somebody of his calibre to measure myself against, is incredible.
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The huge potential of the technology combined with the calibre of the Prowler.
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It was conducted by a company called Calibre Press in Glen Ellyn, Ill.
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Friend Skeleton Calibre 23, the fashion house's third in-house movement, was deliberate.
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"Not of my calibre," she said without hesitation (and the obligatory peal of laughter).
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But it is the calibre of senior police, not the guns, that worries the critics.
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They're not going to slosh out any old plonk for a visitor of that calibre.
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Latvia, with a population of 2m, has some ten youth choirs of international prizewinning calibre.
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But build the foundation that enables them to sustain a championship calibre major league career.
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Since clubs of Cleveland's calibre come along only infrequently, streaks of this length are rightfully rare.
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"No other cultural figure has attracted this array, number and calibre of artists," says Mr Cullinan.
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Officers also recovered five AR-15 style rifles and two 9-calibre guns from the house.
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Wednesday's performance in the evening of a much cooler day was of a far higher calibre.
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Es bueno que Bolsonaro tenga a un oponente de su calibre para equilibrar el debate político.
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We do not have so many saints of Amy's calibre left to us; we cherish her.
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It's an objectively good mid-tempo pop song of the calibre that Tinashe should be making.
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The cash-strapped, small-market club began the season without a full complement of MLB-calibre starters.
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With all due respect to Gall, he is not yet at the calibre of a Frank Mir.
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Mortars, tank cannons, air strikes, small arms, and high-calibre machine guns continued sounding up the road.
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Similarly, UNC had a few games against universities from weaker conferences, of a similar calibre to Gonzaga's WCC.
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As with most devices of this calibre, you expect to pay a substantial rate to make it yours.
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Aside from the calibre of the mind behind it, "The Sport of Kings" could hardly be more different.
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Either he's engaged in trolling of the highest calibre, the ultimate piss-take, pure laziness or all three.
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There's no predicting what might happen to the calibre and cadence of these alien signals in the future though.
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Their best record in 22002 years, a ticket to the postseason, a homegrown quarterback having an MVP-calibre season.
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"Given the calibre of the competition I didn't think we stood much chance," explained Butler to Mashable via email.
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That's not as affordable as some previous Xiaomi phones, but it's still cheaper than most flagships of this calibre.
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That would be a disappointing turn of events for a calibre of innovators unseen in the country for years.
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No matter what, it requires pork and chefs of a certain calibre to cook whole roast pig this way.
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"Calibre" is a thriller that starts with a hunting trip and steadily ratchets up the tension, according to critics.
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And because it's on Netflix, "Calibre" is a movie you can pause, but you're not going to want to.
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TAG HEUER CARRERA CALIBRE 26 CHRONOGRAPH $13,21 Tag Heuer openly admits that its best-selling model is the Carrera.
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The restaurant was opened, in 1984, with the goal of translating uptown-calibre fine dining for a downtown setting.
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"I am delighted to nominate a person of Gabriel Makhlouf's international calibre," Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said in a statement.
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Not that it would have been able to hand over much user data, given the e2e calibre of its encryption.
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"Officers have years of training and experience in enforcing the law and making arrests," the officer wrote in Calibre Press.
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Almost every word in the name of TAG Heuer's new watch – the Carrera Calibre Heuer 02T Tourbillon Nanograph – is important.
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Carrera connects it to TAG's long history of chronographs while Calibre suggests a handmade watch made with some technical prowess.
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Well, it's driven by a hand-wound HMC324 calibre movement, which promises a power reserve of 100 hours or more.
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Calibre Press, an Illinois-based publisher of tactical training manuals for cops, organized the "Bulletproof Warrior" seminar that Yanez attended.
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The attempt to sale the Patek Philippe Calibre 103 at their 2017 May auction in Geneva was a big flop.
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You'll find some books missing, and you'll find others present (and what isn't available you can get by using Calibre).
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LIU YIKE Yueyang, China The best and the brightestBagehot is right that we need higher-calibre MPs in Parliament (June 10th).
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Johnston, a top-selling broker at Calibre International Realty, is known as the go-to agent for celebrity rentals in Miami.
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Yet the biggest uncertainty surrounding Mr Trump's cabinet concerns less the calibre of its members than the agenda they will pursue.
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IN JANUARY a maintenance worker at Vienna Airport found a loaded 7.65 calibre pistol in the pipe of a public toilet.
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Nine of them were murdered in two years, shot execution-style with up to a dozen bullets from high-calibre revolvers.
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Like doctors on the wards of teaching hospitals, its students often train at excellent institutions, learning from experienced high-calibre peers.
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One of them, Katsuo Saito, 50, is an authority on assembling the Calibre 68 movements for the Credor mechanical watch line.
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What kind of calibre does Khosrowshahi possess that made the board appoint him as the new CEO after eliminating many others?
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We are delighted to have someone of Lorraine's calibre taking over as CEO and very much look forward to working with her.
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The new format delivered an instant renewal, as can be seen from the calibre of the tournament's winners pre- and post-1995.
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But he had an old small-calibre pistol in his hand, no bullets, and the handle held on with a rubber band.
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After police apprehended dozens of large-calibre guns following the raid this week, law enforcement hailed the seizure as a great success.
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In Europe a flurry of job changes threatens to lower the calibre of decision-making at the ECB and feed underlying disagreements.
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He hasn't been a star, but being a regular on a playoff-calibre KHL team is certainly something to look up to.
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Those who are tested and perform poorly would be exposed and humiliated, giving the voting public a picture of their true calibre.
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But a closer look reveals that they took turns holding the same gun, a cheap, lower-calibre copy of the ubiquitous Kalashnikov.
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"AR-15 style" weapons — known to induce PTSD in reporters — are treated as evil personified, but carry only a mid-calibre round.
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However, it said it was still exploring around the Calibre deposit, with the results of an aerial electro-magnetic survey still pending.
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Since then, she's battled through three intense 5-round fights against high-calibre athletes but come up a little short each time.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package So we probably have our Satoshi.
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But some in the sector admit that small, undistinguished universities may struggle to attract board members of sufficient calibre to do the job.
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It added that the case was a "stark reminder" that those needing expert witnesses should ensure they were instructing people of "suitable calibre".
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Pero las dudas sobre el relato oficial de los hechos nunca abandonan a los mexicanos, en especial en una historia de este calibre.
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The addition of Smith's star turns a random cluster of points into a constellation, the way new work of this calibre always does.
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In 1997, after intense public pressure, the Major government chose to ignore its pro-gun Tory backbenchers and banned high calibre handguns completely.
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Oh, make that three things, with the third being the calibre of DJ that Magnus can call on for his early-morning parties.
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Also, shoutout to Calibre, a fantastic open-source e-book software I use to convert e-pub files to read on my Kindle.
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Kim oversaw the first test firing of a "new-type large-calibre multiple launch guided rocket system" on Wednesday, North Korean state media reported.
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The money comes from a mix of financial and strategic backers — underscoring both the company's potential, and also the calibre of its current customers.
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Kim oversaw the first test firing of a "new-type large-calibre multiple-launch guided rocket system" on Wednesday, North Korean state media reported.
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With just three weeks left in the summer transfer window, they will be hard-pressed to replace him with players near the same calibre.
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"A forty-calibre gun, which is what the police found, is so loud that it would have woken up the whole neighborhood," Hennen said.
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"I'll get the Barrett?" a French commando asks, referring to the heavy-calibre sniper rifle stowed in the back of his pick-up truck.
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He then pulled out a 7.65-calibre automatic pistol and a grenade and ordered the two saleswomen to open the display cases, the prosecutor said.
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He'd released a rap track a few months before, "Alto Calibre," boasting of the exploits of the Chilango, an incarcerated member of the Gulf Cartel.
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These photos are a jarring reminder that racism is alive and well in this country, and that hate of any calibre should never be tolerated.
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Focusing too much attention on elite universities may be ill-advised if much of their success is attributable to the calibre of students they attract.
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Even before Lend-Lease, America sent Britain rifles leftover from 1919, still packed in grease, with bullets of the wrong calibre, which made them useless.
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Consequently, any differences in the average earnings between graduates of different colleges of the same calibre can be explained by differences in the lifestyle preferences.
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"When we have a high-level athlete, he has to leave Spain to train because we cannot give him the facilities for his calibre," Cherta said.
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More than this, the party frets that veterans' complaints will put off new recruits at a time when it is busily trying to raise their calibre.
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But even players of the calibre of the English duo make mistakes, and the sport does not need to lose any more great players to injury.
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"EDF Energy Renewables has a well-established strategy to grow our business either by developing our own sites or through acquiring high calibre projects," Hue added.
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FRIEND SKELETON, CALIBRE 3 Price on application While some of its fashion competitors have put their fine watchmaking operations on ice, Chanel continues to press ahead.
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Collectors love a Speedmaster from the 1960s with Calibre 321, but the current Speedmaster 'Dark Side of the Moon' Apollo 8 is incredibly sought after, too.
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In a crisis, his SWAT -team-style trucks ("the Pit-Bull VX, armored up to fifty-calibre") will pick up any owner within four hundred miles.
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Asked to support a petition to found a women's college of Oxbridge calibre, he demurred on the ground that women were not suited to high-level jobs.
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As a result, far more players who are at least close to NHL calibre were available to play for the OAR team than for any other country.
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"After a period of uncertainity it is good to see an appointment of this calibre," said Paddy Oliver, a lawyer and consultant with Melbourne-based AML Experts.
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Moore had found not only a friend of her own rare mental calibre but an adventurous young soul who brought light and air into her cloistered world.
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Elite financial and consulting firms, which often recruit for highly paid positions exclusively at Ivy League-calibre schools and rely on networking, may bear some of the blame.
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Our aim is not to predict the winner in Russia, which can be done best by looking at a team's recent results or the calibre of its squad.
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Every variation in testing conditions, for example in the velocity or calibre of the bullet, requires a new plate, so gathering information is both time- and money-consuming.
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International monitors have noticed Ukrainian government and Russian-backed separatist forces creeping closer along the line of contact; heavier-calibre weaponry and artillery have come back into use.
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Teacher-training institutions need to be more rigorous—rather as a century ago medical schools raised the calibre of doctors by introducing systematic curriculums and providing clinical experience.
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In no way should a fan be able to reach the singer, of this insanely high calibre, so easily and be able to hump the Queen of Canada.
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And it debuted a steel Carrera Ring Master Calibre 22021 "Tribute to Muhammad Ali" watch, which Mr. Biver said should sell 218,268 to 21980,20003 pieces at $22000,275 each.
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If there was one artist that really shifted the energy in the room, though, it was Stefflon Don, who seemed to exist in a calibre of her own.
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Streaming Earlier this month, the Netflix original movie "Calibre" received a ringing endorsement from no less than the redoubtable author Stephen King, an expert in the fright department.
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Open-source weapons investigators at Calibre Obscura found that the Turkish backed rebels captured at least 11 tanks and huge amounts of weapons and material in the assault.
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FORTY miles from Tulsa, sometimes along unpaved roads, sits Wagoner High School, with its 650 pupils, championship-calibre football team and show barn—a seemingly ordinary small-town school.
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Every pop, lock, or kick—MJ-esque moves that his team says taught himself on tour—brought the roar of screaming white girls to a higher calibre each time.
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He is a hugely formidable prospect and, whatever the odds given by betting companies, an upset is a distinct possibility when a seasoned campaigner of his calibre is involved.
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Modi showered praise on Patel following his resignation, calling him "an economist of a very high calibre" and a "thorough professional with impeccable integrity" in a statement on Twitter.
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Based on an analysis done with the consulting firm CALIBRE Systems, AFSP predicts that its firearm education effort could save 9,500 lives in the next decade, if widely adopted.
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After watching the horror thriller "Calibre" on July 9, I was offered "Tau," a sci-fi Netflix Original starring Maika Monroe and Ed Skrein and directed by Federico D'Alessandro.
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That showing, plus 15 other appearances that term, only saw two more added to it over the next three seasons – a paltry amount for a goalkeeper of his calibre.
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The Nomos calibre, assembled almost entirely from hundreds of minuscule parts made in Germany, is a riot of sunburst decoration, tempered blue screws, and a small constellation of rubies.
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While Olson isn't quite the same calibre hitter as Ohtani (who is?!), he looks the part and puts up numbers similar to those the Angels' star rookie boasts this year.
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We're exceptionally excited to receive this support from such high calibre investors who not only offer financial backing but incredible experience in commercialisation, measuring impact, and engineering high-performance hardware.
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"The bigger question now is can they get someone of a similar calibre in the seat," said Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy for EMEA with U.S. bank State Street.
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Fleetwood, who contended at both the U.S. and British Opens this summer, has emerged as a player of the highest calibre, even without a breakthrough win in the United States.
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Madden, who has participated in four Olympics for the U.S. winning four medals including team gold in 2004, believes Jobs and her mount Venue d'Fees des Hazalles are already Olympic calibre.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package In my on-going Technotopia series I've been talking to designers, coders, and journalists.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package PayPal is changing its purchase protection rules to reflect increasing risks associated with crowdfunding.
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Según el FBI, que se infiltró secretamente al grupo, los Patriotas estaban preparando un "complejo de defensa" protegido por armas automáticas de calibre 50 "para mantener fuera a todos los indeseables".
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When he effortlessly mounts fighters of Ricardo Lamas' calibre, seemingly on a whim, it makes fans wonder why he doesn't drag the fight to the ground of his own accord more often.
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The new look includes two new typefaces—a serifed one called Austin and a bespoke sans serif one from Klim Type Foundry that riffs on Calibre—and a rich new color palate.
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Incoming chairman Therese Walsh said given the high calibre of the candidates under consideration, it was possible that the new CEO would not start until the first quarter of calendar year 2020.
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He spoke of giving China a cultural prestige commensurate with its wealth: Western museums are full of Chinese art, but China has few Western art works of the calibre of the Modigliani.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package Another day, another confirmation that the shadowy figure called Satoshi Nakamoto is indeed Craig "Verbal" Wright.
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And the fact that Olenna Tyrell can still deliver a line of this calibre even when she knows she's about to die is testament to just how awesome a character she was. 40.
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Now, the transaction, will result in a newly incorporated company, HG Storage International Ltd, which will consolidate Glencore's existing petroleum products storage and logistics businesses into a global portfolio of high-calibre assets.
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We are thrilled to have built a program of this calibre and have the ability to spin off a company in the self-driving space — there is no better testimony for the program.
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Exiting its loss making LMT, an armoured vehicle business in which it holds a 51% stake, and its small calibre ammunition unit PMP should save it 70 million rand in the same quarter.
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"This allowed Syrian armed forces to successfully repel all the attacks," it said, adding that its warplanes had destroyed one tank, 6 armoured vehicles and five trucks equipped with large-calibre machine gun.
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This week several experts explained how although Iran does not have the same calibre of cyber capability as Russia, China, or the U.S., its hackers can still do damage and be particularly aggressive.
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"To secure a production of this calibre is a testament to Melbourne's standing as an arts and cultural capital and leading global city for theatre," said Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews in a statement.
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"Most of the artist's oil paintings of this calibre are in major museums around the world with only a handful works of this importance having appeared at auction in the last decade," said Newman.
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Regardless of family income, a graduate from one of the Ivy League-calibre institutions, a clutch of America's most prestigious universities, has roughly a two-thirds chance of making it into the top 20%.
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Pakistan used heavy calibre weapons in 12 to 15 places along the de facto border in Kashmir, known as the Line of Control (LoC), a spokesman for the Indian defense forces said on Wednesday.
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But continuing to maintain the balance between the strictures of an ancient religion and the demands of a 21st century economy is proving increasingly difficult—even for a political operator of Mr Netanyahu's calibre.
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" Besides gun design, one of the services Thaler offers is "gun tactics," in case a client "wants to know explicit use scenarios for guns or what calibre to use where, we got him covered.
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But as is the case with the fires themselves, Professor Keith suggests that tree ghosts of this calibre are likely the result of several extreme environmental factors—among them: a drier than usual climate.
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Police spokesman Pierrot Mwanamputu said in a statement that 12 BDK assailants in Kinshasa, armed with calibre-12 rifles and bladed weapons, were killed by "stray bullets" fired by security forces to disperse them.
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Granted, it's understandable that right now – the time of year when particular attention is drawn to the calibre of recent films – is when diversity and representation circles back around as the hot topic of conversation.
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Sitting in the AK office in Basaksehir, Mustafa Sentop, who helped draft the new constitution, argues that a man of Mr Erdogan's calibre has accomplished things in power despite the system, not because of it.
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The delegation included representatives from state oil firm Saudi Aramco, the central bank and ministry of finance, in what one Dubai-based fixed income portfolio manager described as a "very high calibre, high level" roadshow.
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Calibre Press, the company that pioneered warrior-policing tactics back in the 1980s, has eradicated the word warrior from its course listings and added new classes to align its curriculum more closely with reform trends.
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Boards are incentivised to pay their executives at or above the average rate in order to signal they have above-average ambitions—or to assure investors that their new boss is of above-average calibre.
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The cafe we're currently sitting in is gentrified-Hackney-chic of the highest calibre, a warehouse type space that includes a hairdresser and so many plants it's basically a bohemian hang-out-cum-garden centre.
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Later on Saturday, the South Korean Presidential Blue House said the North may have fired an upgraded 300-mm calibre multiple rocket launcher but the military was still analyzing the precise details of the projectiles.
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With the two-game-per-match structure, it's likely they taped two episodes a day or four games, to avoid the mental exhaustion of a fifth and sixth game in a row at this calibre.
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As a musician working on the fringes, it's pretty humbling to look back on recordings of the calibre shown on this two LP compilation and realize that so much amazing work has been virtually forgotten.
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"We think that the timely appointment of a high calibre CFO with global B2B (business-to-business) and B2C (business-to-consumer) experience removes any concern around transition," Jefferies analysts said, calling Zoeten an excellent fit.
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Knowing that my opponent doesn't train with guys of that calibre boosts my confidence even more and I will look for the knockout on March 5 and be ready for everything Jim Miller has to offer.
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Bihler, by contrast, called the new funding "a strong vote of confidence for investors of this calibre to embrace the HappyFresh vision," and he is particularly bullish about tapping into Samena Capital's experience in emerging markets.
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Their Premier League riches have allowed them to acquire players of the calibre of Yohan Cabaye, Christian Benteke and Steve Mandanda, but their lower-league heritage seems increasingly distant, and the club's identity faces significant change.
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Two years ago, the Pirates were coming off a 98-win season and their third straight playoff appearance, and looked as if they might be just a player or two away from a championship-calibre club.
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The timepiece is powered by the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806 and protected by a NAIAD LOCK caseback marked with a series of numbers associated with the Bond franchise and genuine military-issue watches.
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"I guess it is positive to have someone with overseas experience...I think that should be a positive move to get such a perceived high calibre candidate on board," Damian Rooney, director of equity sales at Argonaut.
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Combining a string of firsts, the Monsieur contains Chanel's first movement made in-house, the Calibre 1, and becomes its first timepiece to be created entirely at the company's assembly plant in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.
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"Calibre," written and directed by Matt Palmer (making his first feature) follows two old friends, Marcus (Martin McCann) and Vaughn (Jack Lowden), on a hunting (or "stalking," as the townspeople call it) trip to the Scottish Highlands.
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TAG HEUER CARRERA CALIBRE HEUER 02T TOURBILLON NANOGRAPH $25,500 Like the bright spots on a venomous frog, the vivid aesthetics of TAG Heuer's latest Carrera spin-off signal a story that can't be read at first glance.
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"We are very excited to have selected a coach of Clark's calibre to lead the All Blacks sevens to success at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020," NZR General Manager of Rugby Neil Sorensen said in a media release.
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Bellator clearly had big plans for 20163, given the calibre of fighters they have signed of late, including Rory MacDonald, Lorenz Larkin and, as of yesterday, one of the UFC's few top-level light heavyweights in Ryan Bader.
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An immediate presence: he was tall, lean, and broad-shouldered, with long low-calibre dreads drawn up in a ponytail, gentle-seeming brown eyes, a deep voice, an air of self-containment, and no shortage of self-confidence.
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That was down not only to the fact that it was an unparalleled feat at Liverpool, or the calibre of the opposition, or the manner in which his team had played, executing his vision to an absolute tee.
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Given the calibre of artists on all sides of hip-hop presently, it seems entirely within the realm of possibility that one of 2018's biggest hits could be headlined or co-headlined by a Latin trap star.
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PARIS — "With the Calibre 3, we have fully embraced gender fluidity," Nicolas Beau, Chanel's global head of watches and fine jewelry business development, said in a private presentation before the watch's introduction at the Baselworld fair this week.
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That, presumably, was one longer than planned as the watch is being introduced a year after the 60th anniversary of its landmark 1957 Calibre 9P, then one of the thinnest calibers in the world — also at 2 millimeters.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package Over the past few months I've been on a mission: I want to prove that the future is not going to suck.
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That would put Wonolo, at a conservative number, at just $80 million, but I'm guessing that the calibre of the backers, the rapidity of the funding rounds and the size of the business speaks to that figure being higher.
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"The Road Not Taken" is not the first book devoted to Edward Lansdale, and it is not quite of the calibre of "A Bright Shining Lie," in part because Boot can't provide the ground-level reporting that Sheehan could.
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Chatfuel has been on a hiring spree lately, most notably bringing in Andrii Iaroshevskyi, who spent five years at Yandex where he led image search, and it is open to adding more high calibre talent to boost the business.
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Related: Meet the Elite Cops Cleaning Up Rio's Favelas Press reports from the day of Silva's death stressed the official version that the victim was found in possession of a 22011 calibre pistol, a radio, and a bulletproof vest.
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While these titles are hardly political writing of Orwell's calibre, they do provide a sobering view of how the left and its leaders failed in uniting thought and action on a national scale this time around, without omitting past victories.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package If you listened carefully to business news last week you could hear the sound of a giant tree falling in a quiet forest.
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After the military retreated in the face of a phalanx of armed guards, about 400 militants quickly fanned out across the city, riding trucks mounted with 50-calibre machine guns and armed with rocket-propelled grenades and high-powered rifles.
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BERLIN, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Global airline body IATA called on Thursday for steps to reduce the risk of rogue drone operations including a registry of higher calibre drones, bigger fines, and jail sentences after flights were grounded at London's Gatwick airport.
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From engaging directly with Mr. Makhlouf both during the recruitment process and in the aftermath of it, it continues to be evident to me that he is a public servant of the highest calibre who I think will provide excellent leadership.
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Photograph by Kyoko Hamada for The New Yorker Perhaps I shouldn't have expected different from a restaurant that opened in Greenwich Village more than three decades ago, with the goal of translating uptown-calibre fine dining for a downtown address.
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The system′s reasoning is simple: after adjusting for the calibre of the players in every tournament, Mr McIlroy's scores during the past eight months have beaten the field average by about half a stroke per event more than Mr Johnson's have.
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The fact that his celebrity circle and contacts list is unrivaled (he counts Rihanna, Michelle Obama, and Nicole Kidman as friends) will only help bolster the magazine's A-list cover star credentials and the calibre of talent inside the magazine each month.
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The new TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Tourbillon Nanograph is a lot of buzzwords in a beautiful package With Silicon Valley pretty much a trash fire right now it would behoove small cities to look elsewhere when trying to create centers of innovation.
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And—after nearly thirty years of consistently high-calibre work that has earned her a Tony Award, an Olivier Award, two Academy Award nominations, and the Order of the British Empire—the Internet has only a scant half-dozen articles about her.
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With the exception of the 2011/12 season, where Arsenal topped a group containing Marseille, Olympiakos and Borussia Dortmund, the North Londoners have faced such high-calibre opposition because they have lurched to a second-placed finish in the group each time.
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The data show that attending an elite college is a good way of securing an upper-middle class lifestyle—graduates of Ivy League-calibre universities have roughly the same chance of breaking into the top 20% of the income distribution, regardless of family background.
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Durante la detención, efectivos de la Marina, el cuerpo de seguridad que genera más confianza de México y que ya fue responsable de su captura en 2014 fueron atacados por los hombres de Guzmán, que disponían de armas de alto calibre y vehículos blindados.
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He should offer a thoughtful, serious, and presidential-calibre portrait of America appealing to the goodness and conscience of the nation, explaining why Democrats seek to bring our people together, and focusing intelligently on issues of health care, immigration, economic fairness and simple justice.
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Still the bogey-free four-under-par 67 efforts of Spieth, the headline act in an otherwise low-calibre field, left him right in the mix, one behind South African Keith Horne and American Berry Henson, who was on his 16th when play stopped.
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The $30.75m that Buffalo will be obliged to guarantee if they retain him is more than reasonable for a signal-caller of his calibre: the club would almost surely do worse if it sought to sign a free agent at the position for the same price.
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Mixing up his aggressive striking arsenal with his NCAA Division 103 calibre wrestling skills, Bermudez is an imposing pressure fighter despite his 5-feet-6-inches—and that style produced success in his two year-run which saw many clamour for his shot at Aldo's title.
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Aunque el calibre de la información de Smartify es bastante alta cuando funciona —pude saber más sobre personajes específicos en Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus, de J. M. W. Turner—, tan solo el hecho de levantar mi celular para tomar una fotografía transformó una pintura física vibrante en una reproducción aplanada.
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The Court of Appeal also said there was no room for complacency and the case stood as a "stark reminder of the need for those instructing expert witnesses to satisfy themselves as to the witness' expertise and to engage - difficult though it sometimes may be - an expert of a suitable calibre".
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The midwestern businessmen had a clear idea of what they wanted: the creation of the Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts and the establishment of the Pearson Global Forum, a yearly high-calibre gathering of the great and the good in the field of conflict resolution.
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Think about how the 1990 World Cup saw a north-east quartet of the highest calibre – Bryan Robson, Paul Gascoigne, Peter Beardsley and Chris Waddle – in an England team managed by Bobby Robson, while at the Euros last summer the region's representation began and ended with Jordan Henderson and Fraser Forster.
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"It is necessary to complete (the) revision of the Economic and Monetary Union to avoid the single currency still being exposed to tensions in case of high-calibre disturbances," Bank of Spain Governor Pablo Hernandez de Cos said on Tuesday as part of a presentation of the central bank's annual report.
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I think that you end up in a vicious cycle in terms of preventing people who may be able to do great, Oscar-calibre work from being able to make those movies, because they don't have the association with that kind of quality despite their work being very much of that quality.
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