| Freedman says that clients approaching retirement or in retirement should take some defensive measures by shifting stock. |
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| Dr. Freedman is chair and professor of psychiatry, emeritus at New York Medical College. |
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| Freedman is co-chair of the state Personal Financial Planning Committee, and is a frequent speaker on eldercare topics. |
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| Freedman and Atkins are particularly interested in those patients that have improved following stem cell transplant. |
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| The trial is being conducted by a team of Canadian MS specialists led by Dr. Mark Freedman and Dr. Harry Atkins in Ottawa. |
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| When making treatment decisions, Dr. Freedman strongly advises you to be honest with yourself and your doctor about your personal needs. |
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| Don and Linda Freedman share their personal experience of traveling around Germany. |
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| Please allow me to remind you, as a teacher of public economy, Milton Freedman, said, that we are all Post-Keynesians. |
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| The photos are accompanied by a leaflet about each photographer with text by Adele Freedman. |
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| Here Freedman makes the necessary connection between the composer and the listener by her delivery as interpreter, improvisor and as composer herself. |
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| Included are photographs of István Anhalt with members of his family and various musicians, including Bramwell Tovey, Valdine Anderson, Lydia Adams, Nelson Lohnes, Elmer Iseler, Harry Freedman and Linda Bouchard. |
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| Without a statement of working conditions as a map, the inexperienced negotiator runs the risk of becoming, as Benjamin Freedman memorably put it, a Dagwood to the institution's Mr. Dithers. |
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| Freedman has not responded to the criticism. |
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| He was sacked in February 2015 and replaced by another former Forest player, Dougie Freedman. |
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| When Russell Freedman won the Newbery Medal for his photobiography of Abraham Lincoln in 1988, he rewarded himself with a trip to China. |
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| It took Freedman to remind Blair that subsequent events had shown that Saddam had, of course, disarmed – because there were no WMD in Iraq, after all. |
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| Professor Freedman said the statistical method the Danish researchers used, pooling data from many studies and using a statistical tool called metanalysis to examine them, could give misleading results. |
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| Freedman also observed that since a short-term interest rate is the instrument of policy, central bankers have found it difficult to accept the idea that policy exogenously sets the money supply. |
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| At the meeting, Freedman reported a Hubble constant of about 73 kilometers per second per megaparsec, which corresponds to a universe between 9 and 12 billion years old. |
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| In 1995 Freedman curated the show Minky Manky at the South London Gallery. |
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| As of 2014 but historian Lawrence Freedman, who had access to classified documents, said in a 2005 book that the subsequent bombing missions were failures. |
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| Step forward the man who fits the bill in every single category, yet still features below Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Dougie Freedman and Gus Poyet in the betting. |
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| Strategy, as freedman describes his admittedly diffuse and multifaceted subject, is both a way of thinking and a way of doing. |
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| The Southern states passed the Black Codes to deprive the freedman from voting after the Civil War, which meant they were routinely charged with crimes such as vagrancy and moral turpitude. |
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| Any future children of a freedman would be born free, with full rights of citizenship. |
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| Agrippina had sent away Narcissus shortly before Claudius' death, and now murdered the freedman. |
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| The act itself was carried out by a freedman of his named Maximus, and a steward of Domitian's niece Flavia Domitilla, named Stephanus. |
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| The secretariat was divided into bureaus, with each being placed under the leadership of one freedman. |
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| Thus the baths erected by Claudius Etruscus, the freedman of the Emperor Claudius, are styled by Statius balnea, and by Martial Etrusci thermulae. |
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