After piecing together a more nuanced portrait of terrorist organizations, they say there is reason to believe that a combination of efforts could in fact establish something akin to the posture of deterrence, the strategy that helped protect the United States from a Soviet nuclear attack during the cold war.
I'm going to appeal to the EEC to establish something called a punter's unit, the maximum distance you can be from the crowd," he adds, the fire surging back into his veins.
Indeed, their greatest ambition was to try to establish something implied by Aikenhead's gallows speech: an account of civil society demonstrating that legal and ethical rules were of human origin.
It took more then 70 years to establish something of a consensus about how to decide who does best overall.
An approach that might make sense (I don't set public policy but do feel free to contribute to the debate) might be, perhaps to establish something along the lines of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
It is far too soon to know whether Mr Ghani can succeed in his plan to establish something more constructive in the two countries' relations, above all, persuading Pakistan to help bring the Afghan Taliban to the peace table.
Mr. Westin tried to use those encounters to establish something approaching a rapport with Ms. Rivera, but she had formed the impression, as she put it, that he was "kind of weird".
Bright commented that the show tries not to contradict itself; "once we establish something, we try not to undo it".
As this was a primary concern for Descartes, who tells us in the First Meditation that he wants to establish something "in the sciences that was stable and likely to last," we can best see how those issues arise in the context of Descartes's epistemology (PW 2, p. 12).
Moreover, to establish something short of real marriage for some adults would tend to undermine the notion for all.
