| An unabashed populist and publicity seeker he is one of their key fundraisers and fixers. |
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| With just 50 rooms and a team of bright young fixers, this is a genuine boutique hotel. |
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| After all, the choice of candidates is still dominated by fixers and power players. |
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| In the absence or lack of confidence in the police, communities rely on people to be fixers. |
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| That night, a gaggle of reporters and political fixers were travelling on the then Vice President's private jet. |
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| Security and logistics were more critical than ever, and we soon drifted onto the topic of reliable fixers. |
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| And we have to answer that the politicians and their fixers are taking our money, hijacking our democracy, stifling debate and treating voters with contempt. |
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| What about the businesses, the companies, the legitimate American companies that are working with these handlers, these coyotes, these fixers and giving people jobs? |
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| Now, with pressure mounting, Arab journalists, along with Arab translators and fixers employed by international news organizations, are retreating, too. |
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| In a well-heeled sport whose corridors are crowded with fixers, agents and sponsors, it is time for the public to grab its own chance to be selfish. |
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| The New York Times report came only days after claims a friendly match between Nigeria and Scotland was allegedly targeted by fixers. |
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| He said there is acute shortage of skilled masons, plumber, tile fixers, steel binders, adding there is no institution in the country that can impart training in these trades. |
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| Supported by Fixers, the group has created an animated film to show what a peer mentor does, visit www. |
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| The artist, currently filming the second series of E4's Tattoo Fixers, appeared alongside the actor on Alan Carr's Chatty Man show. |
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| The 20-year-old was one of 12 panellists with a history of eating disorders at the event, hosted by social action charity Fixers. |
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| Tattoo Fixers follows a parade of ink victims who have, for whatever reason, had their flesh defaced with something unsightly, offensive, embarrassing or just plain bizarre. |
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