Using a picture of a broom and calling it "a clean sweep," a narrator reads the most glowing phrases from the editorials, with The Times praising Mr. Wilson's talents and expertise, The News declaring that he could be "a force for reinventing state government" and The Post hailing him as "an astute tough-minded outsider".
"Critical to China's success to halt the spread of HIV will be the government's leadership on prevention and young people's commitment to be "a force for change'," stated Wing-Sie Cheng, UNICEF HIV/AIDS Regional Advisor for East Asia and the Pacific.
Many Chinese have placed enormous hopes on membership in the World Trade Organization, with its rules for market opening, as a force for dismantling inefficient state industries and modernizing the country.
As more teachers join the VIVA Project their voices will be heard and become a force for change in state capitals and in Washington, D.C.
Socialism understood as a force lobbying for state action and funding to redress market inequities had become mired in "servility" as a matter of historical fact.
Despite its government links, Temasek is arguably a force for good governance.Running state firms efficiently in tiny Singapore is one thing.
Unlike Heath - who saw the EEC as a bulwark against communism and a possible source of weakening Moscow's influence - Thatcher likened its role to that of the Soviet Union, as a force for centralisation and excessive state control.
In over two centuries, it has not been a force for the establishment of a state religion.
India hopes that peace-craving Kashmiris, most of whom want independence, will turn out in force for state elections this autumn, signalling their willingness to remain Indians while choosing a genuinely representative government.Abdul Gani Lone figured prominently in this scheme.
Christopher Prather, who oversees the organized-crime task force for State Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer, said corrupt labor unions or individual union officials were still central to organized crime's ability to make money in construction, a $29 billion industry that accounts for more than 7percentt of New York City's economy.
