The answer, to Savage's way of thinking, is smarter boundaries, not hard-line rules about monogamy.
During the hard-line rule of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran began arresting Iranian-Americans who came home to visit their families.
Three weeks before an electoral test of President Aleksandr Lukashenko's hard-line rule, incidents of guerrilla-style protest under the name "Zubr" have popped up.
In a less-than-ideal world, if a hard choice has to be made between the means and the ends, between progress and hard-line rule, is it wrong that pragmatism trumps ideology?
Rather than setting a hard-line rule naming all nonbank financial institutions with assets greater than $50 billion as too big to fail, the Financial Stability Oversight Council promulgated a flexible test that can be adjusted with time.
And let's not choose bombs over sanctions and undercut the many Iranians who are chipping away at hard-line rule in tiny ways — even by flashing their hair.
Y. D. Hong, director of marketing and sales for Hyundai's cruise division, said the tours provide a rare opportunity to peek inside North Korea, which remains isolated under the hard-line rule of a Stalinist government.
The emigres said the bridge's destruction represents a protest over shortages of basic food, including bread and corn, and Alia's hard-line rule.
Following demands from Haredi leaders, a new military camp is to be built for these soldiers, in which a hard line of Jewish rules will be observed, including the complete exclusion of women.
He has never pushed hard-line Islamic rules like veils for women in the neighborhoods that Hezbollah controls, which analysts attribute to his exposure to many of Lebanon's 17 sects.
Mr. Trump's support could give political cover to Republicans wary of reducing some hard-line sentencing rules for drug and other offenses, and enable the legislation's sponsors to assemble a coalition of moderate Republicans and Democrats in time to move a bill before the year's end — and before the new, divided Congress is seated.
