Both powers must now firmly apply the brakes.
By the end, with lessons learned and firmly applied, the show only appeared dangerous.
BARACK OBAMA'S administration has promised to keep its boot firmly applied to BP's neck.
Oh yes – it was written over the main gateway to Auschwitz concentration camp … Neil: "You have to have principles that firmly apply to every single situation.
While Toyota executives did not accuse the man, James Sikes, of lying or staging the incident, they did say that their examination showed that the car would have stopped when the driver firmly applied the brakes.
To Mr Aznar, ETA is a security problem, period: one that can be cured (not just bandaged) by effective policing, solid laws firmly applied, and public support for both; plus international support, and getting the region's non-violent nationalists who now run its government voted out.
Existing laws against harassment and illegal accessing of data should simply be more firmly applied, he added.The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday took a second position, conceding that some form of tighter regulation is necessary but trying to keep politicians at arm's length.
So the brakes are being firmly applied.
These sumptuary laws proved unenforceable, but the wider labour laws continued to be firmly applied.
The primary responsibility of the Commander-in-Chief is to lend weight to that hand, to firmly apply pressure, never giving the beast a chance to run wild.
"No One" also explains how, while CDD won't "resuscitate [a] dead marriage," a "firmly applied paddle" is much more likely to "prevent or break a destructive cycle and replace it with a more constructive one than it is to turn the husband into a monster".
