Millions of them took the streets in huge numbers demanding immigration reform and protesting HR 4437 or the Sensenbrenner Law, an act of Congress that would have enacted a forceful "solution" to undocumented immigration.
Insights from local studies must therefore be contextualised into broader understandings, as attempted here, while local adoption must be combined with wider initiatives and government policies into complex micro-to-macro solutions that provide forceful effects against IAP and its drivers.
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The result is a forceful, invigorating drink.
The language and Mr. Bush's solutions, including drug testing, teenage abstinence, faith in God and a forceful stance against gay marriage, were clearly intended to appeal to his most conservative supporters, Republicans said Wednesday.
But the United States needs be more forceful in pushing the various factions, not least the military, toward a peaceful solution.
As his solution, he imagined first a trickle of rain, then a more forceful rain, and eventually, torrents of rain.
"Is there any hope of a solution?" "Oh, all we need is for food inspections to be as forceful as film censorship," I told him breezily.
Consider the way we tend to talk about him: he was acquisitive, not grabby; forceful, not pushy; not part of a social problem, but part of a cultural solution.
The best solution, the general wrote, was an all but complete withdrawal of United States forces from the region, to be accompanied by economic assistance, more forceful support for the Palestinian peace process, and "the impartial application of international law".
