Wyler's next project, Jezebel (1938), was an attempt by Warner Brothers to exploit the national publicity David O. Selznick had been fostering in anticipation of the release of Gone with the Wind (1939).
And I think it's really disingenuous for the government to invoke and sort of scandalize our memories, to sort of exploit the national trauma that we all suffered together and worked so hard to come through to justify programs that have never been shown to keep us safe, but cost us liberties and freedoms that we don't need to give up and our constitution says we should not give up".
Politicians on the national stage, he said, are constantly "exploiting the national card".
She had insisted, she had cried, she had shamelessly exploited the national disaster to substantiate her fear, her conviction that they needed to retreat to higher ground, and her husband had finally acquiesced.
Now, feeling its Cheerios, the civil rights group exploits the national gloom and shadow of shame from the Charlotte Nine murders, and is encouraged that even Governor Nikki Haley agrees it's time for the Confederate flag not to fly high on government space.
By limiting an operator's ability to exploit the existing national oligopolies, Ms. Kroes hopes to goad operators to cooperate.
They exploit the threat to national sovereignty from above - from Brussels - and, most profoundly, from below: from the rush of immigrants, particularly those who do not share European values.
The ensuing peace negotiations were complicated: on the one hand, Germany wanted peace in the east in order to be free to transfer troops thence to the Western Front, but Germany was at the same time concerned to exploit the principle of national self-determination in order to transfer as much territory as possible into its own safe orbit from that of revolutionary Russia.
Exploiting the current national unease with George W. Bush and his policies will be a trick for any Republican Presidential candidate, given a two-term Republican President who had a Republican Congress to work with for most of his tenure.
Exploiting the growing national sentiment against Japanese aggression and carrying out Moscow's new so-called popular-front strategy against fascism, the CCP in late 1935 proposed to unite with the Nationalists and all patriotic Chinese in order to resist Japan.
The South American country had once been seen as a global leader and pioneer in its hopes to leave its oil in the ground, raising hundreds of millions from countries and individuals not to exploit the resource beneath the Yasuní national park.
