Mr. Walford shook his head at this draconian idea but seemed to admire it.
Heat-pressing the mixtures at more draconian conditions led to much darker and opaque films, with better mechanical resistance (higher values of TS).
The National Rifle Association and our New York members are outraged at the draconian gun control bill that was rushed through the process late Monday evening.
I am concerned at how draconian these measures may be for a generation already taking an unfair share of the pain for the economic downturn.
These "memorandums of understanding" were cooked up by Tony Blair at his draconian worst in the aftermath of the bombing of London in 2005.
Around 10 students and a professor at Kaposvar University in southwest Hungary attended classes on Thursday clad only in pants, or, in some cases, nothing more than strategically placed textbooks, in protest at the draconian new rules.
It is sending shockwaves through the university sector but if half the concern had been shown at the draconian action of the UK Border Agency against non-taxpayer-funded higher education, the sympathy would be much greater.
When recalling this disease, pastoralists quickly recognize that enforced and, at times, draconian approaches to rinderpest vaccination did indeed produce massive and sustained benefits.
And even at a draconian price cut to $100 it would take 40 million shares to raise $4 billion.
