Judge Parker, a Reagan appointee known for his measured manner and unusual patience, said he felt so deeply troubled by the government's consistent pattern of abusive actions that he expressed to Dr. Lee, a man who minutes before had admitted to a felony, his dismay that the government had unleashed the full force of its powers so arrogantly.
Mr. Zapatero warned that a refusal to bow to the will of the central government would be met with the full force of his presidential powers under the Constitution.
The government is also counting a great deal on the public's trust in Mr Blair, who will soon bring the full force of his persuasive powers to the debate.But, unfortunately from the prime minister's point of view, that debate will now be more about his refusal to permit a referendum than about the kind of future Britons want in Europe.
Energized as never before, Mr. Dylan shows us all how we must enlist the full force of our creative powers in the fight for the future of our republic that lays directly ahead.
He plans to clamp down "with the full force of the regulator's powers" on banks that put capital at risk by paying bonuses at the end of the year.
They were fearful that, in the highly charged atmosphere of Passover, he might trigger an uprising that would bring the full force of Roman imperial power down on the heads of the hapless Jews.
And he often felt the full force of that power, being subjected to hostile personal attacks.
It was, it seems, because he was turning the full force of government power on his own peers, and listened in on their calls.
Early in 1961, Kennedy refused either to terminate the planned invasion, which violated international law, or to commit the full force of American power, thus ensuring the failure of a dubious attack.
As commander in chief, I will bring the full force of our nation's power to bear on finding and crushing your networks.
