The Daily Leadership carried a feature story on Sunday in its "Unreported" section on five world leaders entitled "World's Most
Austere Presidents," Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, is said to have a monthly salary of $800 (about N288000), said the daily mentioning that Sheikh Hasina was ranked at 59 in Forbes' list of the "World's 100 Most Powerful Women".
Cloth, $90.00--In this clearly written and well-researched book, Zoller challenges "
austere dualism," which she regards as a major misinterpretation of Plato's philosophy.
With this in mind, they present for the eleventh year a group exhibition that has now become an institution, Lush Art in
Austere Times that opens on February 27.
(TAP) - The Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights (FTDES) calls for avoiding the "
austere measures" planned by the government in the 2018 Finance Law, considering that these measures will have negative repercussions on the citizens' economic and social rights.
I do have a problem with providing everywhere with a Christmas tree and lights in these
austere times.
A POLICE tsar is to consider taking on private sponsorship for his force in a bid to survive "
austere times with a shrinking budget and workforce".
Buildings are compact, timber framed and utterly
austere in form and furnishings, symbolising the importance of a modest life to Buddhist teachings.
Brigadier Ed Butler admitted the conditions under which troops had been fighting were "
austere" but said morale remained high.
Austere style in twentieth-century literature; literary minimalism.
Lauren Grant, by far the smallest member of the company, but only in height, lit up the
austere Bijoux--a strange little girl in a pink satin dress--and the even more
austere Rondo, originally a solo for Morris.
Because of its
austere anatomy, researchers long assumed that the developing heart uses a mechanism called peristalsis, in which a series of muscle contractions move material from one end of a tube to the other.
Pumhosl's footnotes to modernism seem
austere, almost monastic.
