Good news from South Sudan, the world's youngest state: the two big players in its civil war are back in harness, at least in theory.
Advocates of CCCs argue that not only is it in the interest of society to harness at least some of the inordinate wealth and power that corporations wield and reorient it toward societal benefit but it also makes good business sense.
It is not clear what impact Occupy will have in the fall's campaign season, although Democrats have been trying to harness at least some of the energy and feelings expressed by the movement.
If you are connected via a body harness you should have at least a sit harness and shoulder harness, or a full body harness.[4].
Maybe the self-criticism those women displayed in the Dove ad is a rare skill to be harnessed and valued, at least to a degree.
The attachments include steel D-rings, snap hooks and lifelines attached to the back of the safety harnesses, all with at least 5,000 pounds of tensile strength.
During their tenures, Ferguson and Wenger were living monuments from a different, seemingly pre-modern era, when it seemed like strong-willed individuals could resist or at least harness the forces of global change.
Electric cars and hybrids are all fine and well, but if we could figure out how to harness the sun to at least partially power delivery trucks with their massive flat roofs that could easily accommodate solar panels, we'd not only save energy but prevent many tons of particulate matter from spewing into the environment in the process.
OK, it was 3-3 anotnot 5-5 but everything else in Wednesday's game against Arsenal fitted: the drama, the energy, the sense of chaos that could be, if not shaped, then at least harnessed by those of sufficient will.
They recognized him as a formidable opponent who could only be tamed, or at least harnessed, by finding common ground on which they could stand with him.
For example, REV Technologies' vision is something called intelligent charge control, which involves harnessing a fleet of at least 100,000 electric vehicles and, in response to signals from the grid operators, taking energy out of the grid or putting energy into it (REVE 2015).
