Lucre, known for his forceful, blunt assessments of fellow tycoons, drips with scorn when he's asked about couples therapy, a.k.a.a
VALENCIA, Spain, Nov. 16 — In its final and most powerful report, a United Nations panel of scientists meeting here describes the mounting risks of climate change in language that is both more specific and forceful than its previous assessments, according to scientists here.
Of course I understand the smart and probably accurate assessments that without a forceful end to the war like the one we engineered, millions of Japanese, British and Americans would have died and that our decisive action prevented that from happening.
JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel returned from Washington on Wednesday to a nearly unanimous assessment among Israelis that despite his forceful defense of Israel's security interests, hopes were dashed that his visit might advance peace negotiations with the Palestinians.
The book is a forceful reminder that we need more geologic input incorporated into health assessments, environmental toxicology studies, and planning and policy initiatives as recent events on the Gulf Coast of the United States so strongly demonstrate.
My blogpost generated several comments, most of them nodding in agreement with my assessment - including Peter Preston in the Observer here - and some taking forceful issue with me.
Unlike previous studies who made no distinction regarding physical exposure, a qualitative and quantitative assessment of physical exposure was undertaken to determine an association between repetitive, forceful, and ergonomically stressful work and dQ [ 24– 26].
Such plausibility assessments are often backed by extensive arguments that may draw on forceful conceptual considerations.
"The idea of an assessment centre where you are expected to fight for your place, to be forceful, to push yourself forward is somewhat alien to the Chinese.
Republicans applauded his 13-hour filibuster of John O. Brennan's nomination to lead the Central Intelligence Agency, and his assessment, delivered at the Conservative Political Action Conference last week, that the "G.O.P. of old has grown stale and moss-covered" was a forceful salvo in the party's internal debate about its direction after losses in 2012.
In confident, forceful criticism written for publications like The Nation and The New Yorker, Mr. Gessen has been unsparing in his assessments of which authors deserve their glossy reputations (Philip Roth) and which do not (Ian McEwan).
