The Farewell Address, as Eisenhower wisely makes clear, is fundamentally about the tension between security and liberty, between the military challenges of an increasingly interconnected world and the pressure that preparing for such challenges exerts upon the delicate framework of the republic.
Therefore, though the empowerment and grass-roots approach was discussed at length by many respondents, it is possible that the health systems challenges exerted more influence on the development of the ETA.
The arrival of an invasive species thus can elicit a rapid shift in genotype frequencies until the challenge exerted by the interloper has been blunted by adaptation (e.g., Vermeij 1996; Stockwell et al. 2003; Buswell et al. 2011).
To overcome these challenges and exert control over collagen's sequence, recombinant expression systems have been developed.
The comments were rejected across Central and Eastern Europe on Tuesday, suggesting that France will face serious challenges in exerting its influence over an expanded European Union.
It is constantly exposed to substantial challenges and exerts a potpourri of diverse physiological functions.
They provided the foundation for the New Deal, the most durable political coalition in U.S. history Today, the white working class vote faces multiple challenges to exerting influence, as their numbers and clout have declined.
Finally, this study demonstrates that effective T-cell memory should be assessed not only quantitatively, but also using qualitative parameters, including the ability to respond to challenge and exert antiviral function.
Buster Keaton certainly played idle young swells in some of his silent movies, but, first humiliated and then challenged, he would exert himself to heroic effort to win the girl.
The emphasis on virtuous action as the goal of learning was a founding principle of humanism and (though sometimes sharply challenged) continued to exert a strong influence throughout the course of the movement.
