1. The head of the family returned home from office.

    P. Wife told that there was no coffee powder.

    Q. Wife again told that there was no milk either.

    R. Husband wanted atleast a cup of tea.

    S. He wanted a cup of coffee.

6. Husband told finally that a glass of water was enough.

1. But, clearly, the government still has the final say.
2. In the past few years, the Reserve Bank of India might have wrested considerable powers from the government when it comes to monetary policy.
3. The RBI’s announcements on certain issues become effective only after the government notifies them.
4. Isn’t it time the government vested the RBI with powers to sanction such changes, leaving their ratification for later?

1. a corporation must identify its best and worst performers.
2. then nurture the former and rehabilitate and/or discard the latter
3. that in order to develop and thrive
4. it is a workforce-management tool based on the premise

1. There was a boy named Jack. 

    P. So the mother asked him to find work.

    Q. They were very poor.

    R. He lived with his mother.

    S. But Jack refused to work.

6. At last she turned him out of the house.