With facts mainly in his mind, he was often acute in the matter of style, and he said, `` The young who have as yet nothing to say will try larks with initial letters and broken lines.

With the initial encouragement of Russian agents, a series of agreements was concluded between Serbia and Bulgaria in March 1912.

With the initial peace treaty articles ratified in April, a recently formed Congressional committee under Hamilton, was considering needs and plans for a peacetime army.

Icon of the Melanesian Brotherhood Martyrs at Canterbury Cathedral ( Anglican Communion ) With the Reformation, after an initial uncertainty among early Lutherans, who painted a few " icon "- like depictions of leading Reformers, and continued to paint scenes from Scripture, Protestants came down firmly against icon-like portraits, especially larger ones, even of Christ.

* With r between 0 and 1, the population will eventually die, independent of the initial population.

* With r between 3 and ( approximately 3. 45 ), from almost all initial conditions the population will approach permanent oscillations between two values.

* With r between 3. 45 and 3. 54 ( approximately ), from almost all initial conditions the population will approach permanent oscillations among four values.

* With r increasing beyond 3. 54, from almost all initial conditions the population will approach oscillations among 8 values, then 16, 32, etc.

With the exception of initial forced bets, money is only placed into the pot voluntarily by a player who, at least in theory, rationally believes the bet has positive expected value.

With Tesla's salary of $ 18 per week, the payment would have amounted to over 53 years ' pay and the amount was equal to the initial capital of the company.

With 12, 000 Confederate troops at Fort Donelson, Foote's initial approach by Union naval ships were repulsed by Donelson's guns.

With the exception of the buboes, the initial symptoms of plague are very similar to many other diseases, making diagnosis difficult.

With the end of the Civil War, the competing railroads coming from Missouri took advantage of their initial strategic advantage for a building boom.

With the initial detection of an extrasolar X-ray source, the first question usually asked is " What is the source?

With the initial phase of construction completed, it is easy to see why the budget for the exhibition was going to be larger than anyone expected.

With a high foreign debt ( originally $ 5. 7 billion at 1998 net present value ) and a good track record on economic reform, Mozambique was the first African country to receive debt relief under the initial Heavily Indebted Poor Country ( HIPC ) Initiative.

With both the ΔT and the ΔV charging methods, both manufacturers recommend a further period of trickle charging to follow the initial rapid charge.

With an analogous construction, the cokernel of ƒ can be seen as an initial object of a suitable category.

With an initial target date of 1 May 1944, the infantry attack was conceived as a joint assault by five divisions transported by landing craft, constituting the largest amphibious operation in military history.

With the initial targets unaccomplished, the second and larger wave of assault landings brought in reinforcements, support weapons and headquarter elements at 07: 00 only to face nearly the same difficulties as had the first.

With initial goals of selling 50, 000 simputers, the project had sold only about 4, 000 units by 2005, and has been called a failure by news sources.

With the Roman advance in Campania, Irna began to lose its importance, being supplanted by the new Roman colony ( 194 BC ) of Salernum, developing around an initial castrum.

With perfect knowledge of the initial conditions and of the context of an action, the course of this action can be predicted in chaos theory.

With the Liberals gaining the initial momentum, a successful counterattack by Allan Gregg resulted in the PCs being re-elected with a solid but reduced majority and 43 percent of the popular vote.

With Kristen Nygaard, he produced the initial ideas for object-oriented ( OO ) programming in the 1960s at the Norwegian Computing Center ( NR ) as part of the Simula I ( 1961 – 1965 ) and Simula 67 ( 1965 – 1968 ) simulation programming languages.

With a student population that once numbered 400, enrolment fell as the Singapore mainland developed.

With its early academic success, the enrolment soon outgrew its buildings in East Melbourne.

With the added incentive of a MOE subsidy of up to 40 % for its students introduced in 2008, UniSIM has seen a substantial jump in its enrolment.

With an enrolment of approximately 1000 students across Year 7 to Year 12 and 65 teachers, Keira High School offers a wide range of subjects including Japanese and Cultural Understanding.

( This hall is the setting for the first act of Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac, and Rotrou's name is mentioned-as is Corneille's ) With few exceptions, the only events recorded of Rotrou's life are the successive appearances of his plays, and his enrolment in 1635 in the band of five poets who had the duty of turning Richelieu's dramatic ideas into shape.

With a height of 2, 228 metres ( 7, 310 ft ) above sea level, it is the highest mountain in Australia ( not including its external territories ).

With a runway of only in length, and a glideslope of 7. 5 degrees ( for noise abatement reasons ), the airport could only be used by a very limited number of aircraft types, principally the Dash 7 and the smaller Dornier Do 228.

With Schedar located farther away from Earth than Caph, at 228 light years versus 54, Schedar is almost 18 times brighter that its rival insofar as intrinsic brightness is concerned.

With no thought of publication she completed a 228, 000 word novel showing the King in his true colours, away from Tudor and Shakespearian propaganda.

With the complicity of the Recteur ( University chancellor ) G. Hardy, Weygand instituted, on his own authority, by a mere " note de service n ° 343QJ " of 30 September 1941, a school " numerus clausus " ( quota ), driving out from the colleges and from the primary schools most of the Jewish pupils, including small children aged 5 to 11.

With his pupils, he advocated simple design, economy of means, the avoidance of over-labored technique, and the tonal harmony of the final result.

With the outbreak of World War II, Plymouth-based St Boniface's Catholic College evacuated its pupils to Buckfast Abbey between 1941-1945.

With clear pioneers, pupils and principles, Modern Dance began to emerge as a distinctly American art form to be taught and developed throughout the country and continent.

With the university counting more than a thousand pupils at this point, Pope Gregory XIII wished to give it a more suitable headquarters.

With the exception of these texts, he published little, but his lectures were preserved in the notes taken by his pupils.

With the introduction of comprehensive schools in the 1960s and 1970s, all state secondary schools had a responsibility, at least in theory, to prepare their more academically able pupils for university entrance, unless they were located in one of the relatively small number of places where state secondary schools only catered for under 16s, and sixth form colleges were responsible for the " Sixth Form " education of 16 – 18 year olds.

With the co-operation of management and staff, couple with the generous help of parents, past pupils and friends of the Society, the present main school building, the Griffin Building, was opened in 1969.

With the generous assistance of its parents and past pupils and with government grants the school embarked on an ambitious building programme in 1982.

With approximately 1, 800 pupils, the Alun School is the largest school in the county.

Further, on the basis of the physical appearance of the deity, names like " Kālia " ( କ ା ଳ ି ଆ ) (" The Black-colored Lord "), " Darubrahma " ( ଦ ା ର ୁ ବ ୍ ରହ ୍ ମ ) (" The wooden Divinity "), " Dāruēdabatā " ( " The wooden god "), Cakāākhi () or " Cakānaẏan " ( " With round eyes "), " Cakāḍōḷā " ( " with round pupils ") are also in vogue.

With around 1800 pupils, it is a relatively large college, attracting pupils from as far afield as Wakefield, Manchester, Barnsley, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Wetherby and even Wales.

With the new school, all the pupils came together under one roof.

With O ' Byrne, Monty directed summer stock productions and led acting and speech workshops at The New School in New York City, where her pupils included Marlon Brando, Demi Moore and Tony Curtis.

With suitable grades, pupils have the option to study AS and A2 levels in the Sixth Form.

With the loss of the sixth forms the number of former pupils joining the association fell and membership has been opened to all comers.

With the opening of the Humber bridge in 1981, the school's catchment area increased to cover the south bank of the river Humber, resulting in the school's numbers extending to their current figure of just under one thousand pupils in the 1990s.

With the help of their friend " Wimpey " Jones, they assembled a team from the school's naturally gifted pupils, and used tactics such as playing in front of the headmaster to win support.

With her local council she set up a ' Question Time ' event for local pupils to question a panel including then-cabinet member Geoff Hoon and the leader of the council.

With 600 pupils Monmouth School offers boarding and day places as well as preparatory departments in a single-sex environment.

At the top of every piece of work, pupils are asked to write the date, the title, and the words ' With My Duty ', or in German lessons " Meine beste arbeit " and French lessons " C ' est mon devoir " to show their acknowledgment of their duty to themselves, their parents, the school, and to God.

With around 60 state schools nationwide, the school plans to offer the IGCSE especially in science subjects, largely prompted by the scientists among its pupils ' parents.

With Pretoria under British control, it became apparent to Lord Milner, the Colonial Secretary at the time, that the educational facilities in the city needed attention as there was no secondary school for English-speaking pupils.