He went on, "Perhaps it is because they want to control the aftermath of the war without owing any group favors.
In addition, pending renegotiations of existing trade agreements like NAFTA could result in retail companies needing to find and hire new workers and new suppliers and enter new markets to control the aftermath of added expenses, further escalating the costs of goods.
I DROVE TO PARADISE about a week after the Camp Fire was declared controlled to see the aftermath firsthand.
Organizers said that about 530 of the 600 clerics who showed up were from within the northern area, which Iraq has not controlled since the aftermath of the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
Yet everything about this score is tightly controlled, and the aftermath of this explosion of energy was equally intense, with Tüür's instinct for instrumental colour realising a glistening texture, every detail poised.
Akihiro Harako, one of the workers at the Fukushima plant who struggled to control the crisis in the aftermath of the tsunami, said lessons had to be learned before public trust was restored.
Asked about gun control in the aftermath of the shooting, Jindal, who is also running for president in 2016, said it was too soon to have that conversation.
Yet at the very time Professor Alivisatos was exulting in the international flavor of his university, that trait was coming under assault as a result of heightened border controls in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in the United States.
The vote concerning private background checks was a particularly bitter defeat, as the governor had forcefully lobbied for increased controls in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shootings in April 2007.
Mrs. Clinton highlighted his work on fair housing issues and gun control in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shooting that killed 32 people in 2007, when Mr. Kaine was the governor.
