I see law enforcement agencies around the world, and not just the United States, that dare to act on suspicion of corruption".
If Trump misjudged North Korea and dared to "act recklessly," Pyongyang would be "compelled to deal a resolute and merciless punishment" to the United States, the newspaper warned in its typically verbose style.
Abu Sendaa dismissed claims that Moussa was "feloul" (a remnant of the old regime), arguing that "after Tahrir" any future president knows they are on notice from the Egyptian people and hence wouldn't dare to act dictatorially ever again.
But the commission may not dare to act as bravely during a general election.Sunai Phasuk, an academic with the Asian Network for Free Elections, says a tough electoral commission will be essential for an honest and free poll, but he does not expect it to bare its teeth and eliminate cheating candidates entirely.
As one of the first lesbian feminist groups, the Radicalesbians, argued in a 1970 essay, "The Woman-Identified Woman," women were called lesbians (pejoratively), regardless of their preferred partners, when they dared to act as if they were equal to men.
While shooting "Four Men and a Prayer" (1938), Ford tricked David Niven into getting drunk so he could mortify him in front of the producer Darryl F. Zanuck, and for years Ford froze John Wayne out of his life because he dared to act for Ford's competitor Raoul Walsh.
No earlier leader of India dared to act and think quite this way and with such zeal.
In either supposition, it is certainly desirable that the executive should be in a situation to dare to act his own opinion with vigor and decision.
It's not enough to just arrest them, but action should be so strict that no one should dare to act in such a manner again".
Bahujan Samaj Party chief, Mayawati, said that proper investigation was required, and that "action should be so strict that no one should dare to act in such a manner again".
