The episode "raises serious concerns about the government's ability to guard not only the U.S. Capitol but the entire region in the event of another airborne attack," Turner said in a statement yesterday.
Yet it is in the vital American interest that marines guard not only the defense and petroleum ministries but also the institutions that will nourish Iraq's civil society.
Yet Ficino needed to guard not only against the seductive danger of these "new" ancient texts, important though they were for the simultaneous appeal and potential instability they generated.
Tertullian is the first to mention Sunday rest: "We, however (just as tradition has taught us), on the day of the Lord's Resurrection ought to guard not only against kneeling, but every posture and office of solicitude, deferring even our businesses lest we give any place to the devil" ("De orat"., xxiii; cf. "Ad nation"., I, xiii; "Apolog"., xvi).
And the FBI is investigating allegations that guards not only abused inmates but formed their own gangs.
Be sure to ask the campus entry guard not only where to park, but also how to find the library, where visitors may obtain a handsome garden guide.
It directed the revolutionary guards not only to protect Iran's borders, but also to fulfill the ideological mission of jihad.
Security guards not only were unable to prevent the drug use, the security director said, but showed up to work smelling of alcohol themselves at times.
The 6'9" Johnson (making him the NBA's tallest point guard) not only posted the best assists-per-game mark in league history (11.2) but had a tremendous all-around game, as well.
About 70% of a prison's costs go on personnel, and California's guards not only have the highest wages but the most generous pension and health-care benefits.
