We have great force-concentration issues now" — the presence of American troops in Iraq — "and the Iranians are very interested in making life difficult for American forces.
Unless penalties for failure are inserted into the successor protocol, or instrument, or outcome which China and India would almost certainly not allow it is hard to imagine how it would have greater force.
Unless penalties for failure are inserted into the successor protocol, or instrument, or outcome which China and India would almost certainly not allow it is hard to imagine how it would have greater force.A more important issue will be the scale of the future regime's ambition to curb global warming, as reflected in the mitigation targets countries assume under it.
Drainage can also increase the negative effects of floods by amplifying flood peaks via increased streamflow and reduced infiltration rates, which then have greater force to cause damage (Venema et al. 2010).
Your elbow should be the closest possible to your face so the ball goes in straight line and extend your arm as far as you can so you have greater force.
Labour's argument has great force because low cost public transport and any measure that puts spending cash in Londoners' pockets, especially its lowest paid, are desirable goals for the city as a whole.
To pursue the classical parallel, Don Rumsfeld can be compared to Ajax, the Greek warrior who had great force projection -- but was so deluded that he laid waste to what he perceived to be his enemies and turned out to be a herd of cattle.
But another charge – that we are, to an uncomfortably large degree, a vehicle for protest votes – has greater force.
The best of it was exciting, no question, but the performance would have had greater force had the imperfections been ironed out.
Karen Sunde's "When Real Life Begins" presents a formidable task to the actor who is its sole voice: she has to create a character who finds a new life while struggling to comprehend what is happening to her dying husband, and to summon up his presence, which has greater force than her own personality.
