Microsoft joins I.B.M., which reported its results on Tuesday, as a second bulwark in the battered technology sector.
Moscow saw itself as the third Rome, bulwark of Eastern Christianity after the fall of Constantinople in 1453 to the Ottoman Turks.
Though it had little impact on the immediate election, Madison's Report clarified the legal argument against the Acts and for states' rights in general, particularly in its advancement of the Tenth Amendment rather than the Ninth as the main bulwark against federal encroachment on state autonomy.
First sanctioned as a bulwark against Tibetan incursions, Nanzhao eventually threatened Chinese power, which declined during the Five Dynasties (Wudai) period (907 960) and the Song dynasty (960 1279).
The very first amendment is a bulwark of democracy, but of course the judiciary has carved out various exceptions to the explicit words that "Congress shall make no law..."...
Almond instead calls for "bold new steps" from those who acknowledge the Second Amendment as a bulwark against this "tyranny of the majority".
Still, with a huge proportion of sales coming from the initial week or month (if not the first hour), even a temporary bulwark against would-be pirates may be considered a big win.
To gun groups, such an unfettered marketplace stands as a bulwark of their Second Amendment rights.
Second, what are they a bulwark against if the new generation is post-Islamist and pro-democratic?
Taylor resisted quietly and, against all expectations, Van Gerwen suddenly crumpled, throwing his loosest legs of the championship as Taylor began to assert his more glacial rhythms at the oche, taking the third set and placing a bulwark in the way of his opponent's momentum.
