From Mississippi to Maine, South Florida to Phoenix, and the way to the White House, portrayals of America's diverse, urban centers as lawless cesspools in need of forceful order have gained traction. .
From Mississippi to Maine, South Florida to Phoenix, and the way to the White House, portrayals of America's diverse, urban centers as lawless cesspools in need of forceful order have gained traction.
On March 25th Jens Weidmann, president of the Bundesbank, suggested that the ECB might need to be more forceful in order to keep the euro-area economy out of the grips of deflation.In this section Up, up and away Freedom or licence?
Regulatory rules and interventions must be sufficiently forceful in order to achieve the desired effect of creating a stable financial system.
There were moments, especially early on, that Holt could have been more forceful in maintaining order.
The rule change was intended to reduce injuries, as defenders would need less forceful checks in order to dispossess opponents.
After Munich in 1938, instead of learning that appeasement or conciliation is sometimes the best policy, or even a necessary one, great powers took away a mistaken lesson -- that any perceived threat, no matter how small, had to be met immediately with forceful action in order to deter an opponent from further snow-balling aggression.
Forceful law-and-order strategies that focus on raiding brothels and rescuing those inside, along with anti-trafficking legislation focused on shutting down the sex trade, come under particularly heated criticism.
After white supremacists slaughtered blacks and Republicans in Louisiana in 1873 and attempted a coup the following year, Grant took swift and forceful action to restore order and legitimate government.
Which may partly explain Mr. Bahrani's sacrifice of his clipboard in this same second-floor classroom a week before, when a giggling fit between Alejandro and a scene partner resulted in a forceful, percussive call to order, and ultimately helped win Alejandro the role as a struggling orphan working in Queens.
The postmaster general, John E. Potter, called Mr. Biller a forceful, innovative leader and ordered post office flags across the nation flown at half-staff until tomorrow.
