Rothe

It was a reliance on the ability to recover its fees to challenge the clearly unjustified program that kept Rothe going for 10 years.

Justice Thomas and the Federal Government's Reach 2011

A mechanism existed for Rothe to recover its vast expenditure to vindicate the discrimination practiced against it by its own government, but the federal government denied Rothe any recovery of its costs.

Justice Thomas and the Federal Government's Reach 2011

"Music for a City, Music for the World," an engrossing history of the orchestra by symphony publications editor Larry Rothe, reports that the 1911-12 season included lower-cost concerts for students and "wage earners."

A Centenarian Fit as a Fiddle Barbara Jepson 2011

Some years later, as a result of an accident on the Pont-Neuf in which her carriageoverturned, Mme. de Rothe, by now a widow of thirty-nine, met the elderly but spry duc de Richelieu, or, rather, he met her, and soon afterwards proposed marriage.

Oui, comme mon mari disait à Louis XIV 2009

Jeanne Cathérine Josèphe de Lavaulx de Rothe (duchesse de Richelieu),

Oui, comme mon mari disait à Louis XIV 2009

Rothe, Hosse & Powers, In vitro display technologies reveal novel biopharmaceutics, FASEB Journal 2006.

A Disclaimer for Behe? 2009

Mr. Rothe writes that only after a $10 million makeover during the Blomstedt era were the musicians able to hear each other better onstage—an important component of orchestral growth.

A Centenarian Fit as a Fiddle Barbara Jepson 2011

She married, first, on March 6, 1764, the chevalier Edmond de Rothe, a gentilhomme of Irish descent, who died at Mauritius in 1772, by which time she had produced four children.

Oui, comme mon mari disait à Louis XIV 2009

Rothe persuaded Toscanini to give Tourel an audition.

Jennie Tourel. 2009

In the German papers: Marcus Rothe talks with artistic director Thierry Frémaux for the Berliner Zeitung and Sven von Reden looks back over the festival's history for Die Welt.

GreenCine Daily: 2 days to Cannes. 2007