IT SEEMS like wealth plundered through corruption and money laundering by some political party leaders holding public offices is being
cogently collected from honest people.
ISLAMABAD -- The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) on Friday notified draft Companies (issue of further shares) Regulations, 2018 with a view to
cogently consolidate relevant requirements of the Companies Act, 2017, varied directives and specifying certain additional conditions and requirements for the issue of shares.
It seems that the enormously disproportionate causality rate, with no Israeli injuries to 60 Palestinians dead, and the use of force between the Israeli soldiers, who were armed, and the Palestinians, who were protesting with rocks and slingshots, was just simply too much even for the Israelis to
cogently justify, or at least, get away with it.
Of course, it is also important that the instructor be academically competent not to let his views on the PTM movement influence the grade of any student as long as the answer is
cogently argued and well presented.
Kogar told reporters at the Capitol Tuesday, 20 February that the function of the Ministry is vital in ensuring that economic crimes are
cogently investigated to curtail economic sabotage and improve the economic welfare of the state and its people.
If Transport for the North argues
cogently and persuasively for transport initiatives that Whitehall then turns down, then the experiment that is Transport for the North will have failed.
Swansea antiquarian W H Jones, in his erudite 1920 History of Swansea and the Lordship of Gower (sadly out of print) argued
cogently that the origin of the name Swansea was to be found in Swansea's local saint's name St Cenydd (Sein Henydd).
SHARON Hodgson MP's assertion North East children were going hungry was
cogently demolished by R Coultas.
In Part I, he discusses revelation in the Christian tradition, covering an impressive swath of themes
cogently and concisely, including the inspiration of scripture, scripture and tradition in community, revelation and symbolism, natural and revealed theology, and revelation and scripture among the world religions.
Can anyone
cogently argue that the vast, very expansive, taxpayer-funded changes that have taken place have resulted in better governance?
Exceptionally well written, superbly organized, and
cogently presented, "The Small-Scale Dairy: The Complete Guide to Milk Production for the Home and Market" should be considered mandatory reading for anyone wishing to engage in producing milk for public (or private) consumption.
Volkov's
cogently paced reading, though, was very persuasive, even if some individual contributions lacked added value.