Joseph Colicchio's novel 'High Gate Health and Beauty," is a murder mystery: a strangler kills a dog, and then a man, in a gritty precinct of Jersey City called High Gate, a white working-class neighborhood where ones of race and especially class are firmly enforced.
To ensure a safe, sexy place for women, rather than a perv's paradise, the following rules are firmly enforced: "Men must not approach women.
What it will do, if all the right details are nailed down and the terms are firmly enforced, is make it harder for Iran to acquire nukes, while postponing that possibility for a decade or more.
In Constantius's realm (Britain and Gaul) the persecution was, at most, only lightly enforced; in Maximian's realm (Italy, Spain, and Africa), it was firmly enforced; and in the East, under Diocletian (Asia Minor, Syria, Palestine and Egypt) and Galerius (Greece and the Balkans), its provisions were pursued with more fervor than anywhere else.
Let T be firmly nonexpansive.
It should be firmly attached.
They should be firmly attached.
For hundreds of years it was firmly believed that only a Sabbath enforced through social legislation would keep society from sliding into a kind of unwitting slavery, protecting the vulnerable from the powerful and quashing the punitive obsessive-compulsive who lurks within us all.
Firmly enforced national standards and federal aid to help support them are the best hope for the millions of children currently at risk.
Now that the ability to enforce drug law is firmly in place, the answer lies in further development, for which Bolivia still needs international support.Alternative development is already widespread in Chapare, reaching some 50,000 people on 112,000 hectares of land nearly 40% of the region's population and 50% of land suitable for commercial activity.
