The fears of a state of emergency come after other official statements suggesting the government is considering forceful moves against the protesters.
Further, we do not consider forceful induction of linearity into the model and also consider an unlikely variable, namely, the dependent variable at lag-one in time, which is basically an "auto correlative concept" unlike some of the classical statistical concepts.
On our cover this week she considers two books that take forceful stands on the topics of motherhood and family policy: "The Conflict," Elisabeth Badinter's report on the state of French motherhood, and "The New Feminist Agenda," Madeleine M. Kunin's critical survey of how American women and their families are faring some 40 years after the women's movement.
It is time for the United States, as the sole recognized intermediary, to consider more forceful action for peace.
USA Track & Field, the sport's national governing body, has been criticized internationally for what has been considered a less-than-forceful attitude about combating drug use.
If DST's board did not accede, Mr. Glass wrote, he would consider taking more forceful action.
If some fail to impose the restrictions, the agency will consider a more forceful ban, Mr. Taylor said.
The politicians deny this claim and say the recordings are a hoax, yet some members of the opposition fret that the generals may try to fix the coming presidential vote.Or they might consider a more forceful intervention.
The Senate is considering even more forceful legislation than that planned by Mr Bush's administration to regulate accounting.As the first American president with a masters degree in business administration, Mr Bush was always expected to be more than a little friendly towards corporate America and Wall Street.
The ayatollahs may respond with violent repression; we must then be prepared to consider taking a forceful role including a military one to enable a regime change to take place.
