Two other measures are bipartisan, one to crack down on gun trafficking and another to bolster mental health treatment.
All of these cases are used in one way or another to bolster his thesis that astronomical changes in information processing are producing radical changes in warfare today.
The Financial Services Agency in Britain, however, has said it would take steps to require banks to disclose detailed information on cross-shareholdings. (Traditionally, Japanese lenders and borrowers have held stakes in one another to bolster ties).
Essentially the polenta takes the place of the wide noodles, one carb as a substitute for another to bolster the gooey cheese, which is the point of eating lasagna in the first place.
Another fan bolstered up those who had fallen, and pushed the sunburned man back.
Add Tom Croft to Tom Wood, Chris Robshaw and Ben Morgan in the back-row battle and there's another area bolstered.
The expanding expatriate community, especially in the United Arab Emirates, is another plus, bolstering sales locally and, by increasing familiarization, helping the marketing of local tastes and food concepts abroad.
The Conference Board's index of leading indicators improved for another month, bolstered by high supplier deliveries, improvements in credit markets and increases in building permits — all signals of an economy on the mend.
Ethiopian Airlines has just become the first non-Japanese owner of Boeing's Dreamliner aircraft, but the rate of mobile-phone use is among the lowest in the world.Beware the mythMany African dictators saw in Mr Meles another feature bolstering their own positions: a proof of the need for top-down government.
Now another study bolsters the case, finding that the most intense storms have indeed been getting stronger over the past 30 years as the waters that fuel them get warmer.
