Mr. Obama's goal is to "ensure" that Afghanistan is not a sanctuary for terrorists, which effectively restates his campaign call for victory there.
In the past, officers were rewarded for killing, which effectively encouraged street battles and illegal executions.
"The utilities are saving grid space for nuclear, which effectively blocks suppliers of renewable energy.
In turn, all football players, agents, leagues, national associations, and confederations must recognize the authority of FIFA's Arbitration Tribunal for Football, which effectively functions as football's supreme court in serious disputes.
In the wake of the recent Caurier-Leiser version for Welsh National, which effectively fast-forwarded the action from the time of Peter the Great to the equally brutal era of Stalin, Stein's handsome, sweeping vision of this mighty work deserves to cement its place in the repertoire as securely as those of its much-loved siblings.
The investor also bought 7,500 calls at the same-expiration 45 strike for 3.17, which effectively limits potential upside losses, notably on a ratio basis.
To satisfy the communication requirements in ANs, we propose aeronautical multipath transport protocol (AeroMTP) for ANs, which effectively utilizes the available bandwidth and diversity provided by heterogeneous wireless paths.
In 1901, the Democratic-dominated state legislature passed a bill requiring payment of a poll tax for voting, which effectively disfranchised most blacks, many poor whites and Latinos.
As a Tiger, he turned a double play which saved Justin Verlander's no-hitter, but he also had a series of positive tests for amphetamines which effectively ended his career.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia, which effectively targets the behavioral factors that maintain chronic insomnia, represents an attractive treatment alternative or adjuvant to eszopiclone for older adults.
