"The landfill-sized accumulation of studies about the dangers of using these devices while driving should have prompted a much more engaged posture on the part of the industry to be leaders to attempt to rein in this behavior," said James E. Katz, the director for the Center for Mobile Communications Studies at Rutgers.
The possible fall of Baghdad, he said, demands a response from Mr. Obama, who he fears has made up his mind to retrench the United States into a more "normal" and less internationally engaged posture.
"The subject was probably a member of the local elite represented in the posture of an engaged public speaker — he is animated and committed, but also disciplined and self-controlled".
The liberal coalition, by contrast, is in a defensive posture, engaged in a familiar exercise in damage control.
The last time I saw him that night, he was still slumped in his chair with his head against the table, the posture of a man engaged in a silent protest against the world.
The play's mood swings seem borrowed, too, as if Ms. Stenham on this occasion were engaged in a posturing that exceeds even that of her central character.
Lower your body 5 to 6 inches (12.7 to 15.2 cm) with your abs engaged and your posture straight.
In the constant quest for power, lawmakers will do almost anything: betray their allies, curry favor with donors and engage in posturing that will do little to help the men and women they're elected to represent.
In many circumstances highly trained modern soldiers have fought poorly trained guerilla forces, and the tendency of poorly prepared forces to instinctively engage in posturing mechanisms (such as firing high) has given significant advantage to the more highly trained force.
In general, Democrats have been supportive of the administration decision to take a back seat to the Europeans in negotiations, and many have expressed alarm whenever the conservative Republicans engaged in a more aggressive posture toward Iran.
