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Alastair

阿拉斯泰尔

Dr. Alastair Clayton, director of the Federal Center for AIDS, said the government has tried to promote educational programs and finance community groups needed to carry them out.
The most successful at generating sparks of electricity off each other were Malcolm Donnelly as Don Carlo and Alastair Miles as Silva.
Britain installed friendly Arab rulers who were "more or less amenable to British protection, a situation which survived more or less until the late 1930s," according to Oxford University historian Alastair Parker.
The presenter summarised the story and then did a short studio interview with Alastair Ross-Goobey, the chief executive of Postel.
Sir Alastair Morton, the corporation's managing director at the time and now chairman of Eurotunnel, resigned. The government sold 51 per cent of the corporation to the public in 1982, with the rest sold three years later.
Perhaps Sir Alastair Morton's private finance working group, which meets again today, can help ginger up Whitehall thinking some more.
And Guinness Peat's chairman, Alastair Morton, a bitter opponent of Equiticorp's offer since the first proposal last month, has offered to resign if Equiticorp obtains more than 50% of Guinness Peat's shares, the merchant-banking group also said.
Sir, In his article on modern dance ('Modern dance in dire straits', November 10), Alastair Macaulay claims to be basing his conclusions on 'the facts'.
Conversely, says Sir Alastair, contractors will receive a payment of Pounds 30m to Pounds 50m on completion. The ability of contractors to damage the project, he says, has been lessened with the bulk of construction already completed.
The 19 leading lenders to the company, known as the instructing banks, were briefed yesterday by Sir Alastair. Under its borrowing contracts, Eurotunnel needs agreement from 65 per cent of banks as measured by the value of their loans.
The story, therefore, has been changed." With the 1951 Alastair Sim version of "A Christmas Carol" and 1947's "Miracle on 34th Street," the Capra movie is one of the most popular holiday videos around.
"The union leaders aren't particularly in touch with their members," especially on issues of pay and working conditions, said Alastair Hatchet, editor of IDS, a U.K. magazine that tracks income trends.
Alastair Galbraith's Sid is alarmingly close to home. To make a soap opera convincing in a pub takes much ingenuity.
Alastair Morton, Guinness Peat's chairman, and Grant Adams, deputy chairman of Equiticorp, met yesterday.
Greycoat, the property group, has found its fairy godmother in the unlikely shape of Alastair Ross Goobey, the chief executive of Postel the largest pension fund in the UK.
Alastair Morton, chairman of Eurotunnel, said the Anglo-French consortium plans to proceed this month with its #750 million ($1.29 billion) issue of shares in France and Britain despite the weakness in world share prices.
This neglect prompted Alastair Ross Goobey, chief investment strategist of James Capel, to fill the gap. Bricks and Mortals is a valuably detailed and accurate chronology with a good section on the changes in building design and architecture in the 1980s.
Eurotunnel's Sir Alastair Morton, who chairs the new group, has also decided not to invite any financial advisers from the City to sit on the group.
The private finance working group headed by Sir Alastair Morton is a more tangible sign of intent.
The panel findings, to be sure, are not binding and Sir Alastair Morton can be relied upon to come up with good reasons why he should not triple the monthly fixed equipment payments as proposed.
Sir Alastair said Eurotunnel was looking for 'the best man without regard to nationality'. Not that Mr Chazot regards himself as being particularly French.

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