In January 2009, six months before Megrahi's release, the US ambassador to Libya, Gene Cretz, confirmed that "dire" reprisals had been threatened against the UK, and the British were braced to take "dramatic" steps for self-protection.
In January 2009, six months before Megrahi's release, the US ambassador to Libya, Gene Cretz, confirmed that "dire" reprisals had been threatened against the UK, and said the British were braced to take "dramatic" steps for self-protection.
WASHINGTON -- Citing budget cuts caused by sequestration, a Head Start program near Fayetteville, Ark., has decided to take the dramatic step of closing its classrooms for the summer 13 days earlier than planned.
Cederberg, clearly miffed at Google's search for brand immortality, said the dramatic step of deletion had only been taken after long email exchanges with Google's lawyers.
Through the power of free markets, we will take a dramatic step forward for our children's health, which will also be a dramatic new step toward a stable climate.
The overhauled CTS, which will go on sale this fall, outshines even Rolls-Royce's new Phantom Drophead convertible a big Detroit unveiling because it is such a surprising, dramatic step up for Cadillac, and because it has bigger implications than the Rolls or any other supercar in Detroit.
And so a female president of the United States is historic, is monumental, and represents a dramatic step forward for progress here in the United States of America.
The bill's mandate might seem simple, but it represents the most dramatic step forward for PrEP education by a government body to date, and a de facto endorsement of the treatment by the State of California.
