If Congress does not support a relatively modest action in response to a chemical attack that killed more than 1,400 people in Syria, Obama advisers said, the president will not be able to count on support for virtually any use of force.
Rolando said postal workers will be visiting the home offices of lawmakers on Tuesday to urge a much more modest action -- the return of the pension overpayments.
HUT78 cells treated with increasing doses of BEZ235 showed a decrease in the G2 population, accompanied by a parallel but very modest action on tubulin polymerization, represented by a negative correlation index (r = −0.89) and 5 e)).
In addition, Grand Cherokees built between 1999 and 2004 will be subject to a modest "service action".The recall will probably be costly: $100 or more per vehicle, meaning that the overall price tag could reach $150m or more, or nearly 10% of Chrysler's 2012 earnings.
However, a recent investigation on cultured cortical astrocytes has shown that CGRP possesses a modest proinflammatory action, as does satellite glia [189].
Several colleges are sufficiently alarmed by the data to take modest action.
Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Dec. 18) is right that our government's "modest action" with regard to the Sudanese genocide is distressing.
Indeed, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper used her Queen's speech turn to bemoan the modest action taken to bring the overbearing DNA database into compliance with the law.
One reason we're seeing even modest action, of course, is that there's some big money on the side of reform.
In other ways, however, the military has taken only modest action as it operates its massive network of power-intensive bases and air, ship and vehicle fleets, and provides food and housing to its personnel around the world.
