Unfortunately, poor policing of domestic violence crime does not merely originate at the level of the individual FRPO, or in small units under the leadership of a single sergeant who may either fail to demand investigative thoroughness, or who may subvert directions to do so.
But he approaches Congress now empty of all credibility and with no moral leverage to demand either sacrifice or restraint; for how much of either has he shown himself?It is said that Americans at large do not care.
History is intelligible, they believed, in the sense that historians make it so; moreover, this was the only type of intelligibility it was either necessary or legitimate to demand.
So it's this need, I think, that the media has to demand either perfection or the exact opposite.
So was the English FA – supported by Scotland, but not Wales or either Northern Ireland – right in 2011 to demand a postponement of the presidential election now Blatter's opponent had been forced to withdraw?
"The most important thing is being flexible, being able to adjust to demand of either passengers or cargo".
Each of these may be a reason to either block a transaction, or to demand changes or ongoing monitoring of a merger.
Amazon's decent-enough ranking, in either case, can be attributed to demand for its super-cheap $50 tablet, which was a holiday season surprise hit.
We also expected that factors related either to potential demand for grandparent help (number of grandchildren, age of youngest grandchild and grandchild in the household) or ability of grandparents to provide it (health status and competing activities) would be associated with differentials in provision.
To deal with the experience of totalitarianism would appear to demand either a talent for such poetic near-evasion or for absurdist, almost surreal comedy.
