America needs to decide whether a given problem affects its national interest gravely enough to warrant force; and then, if it does, to commit force until the job is done.
I wonder now if it does, to some extent, boil down to matters of perceived "control".
We want to do everything we can to stop this from happening, and if it does, to help our people deal with it.
Will cycling in London increase at a greater rate in years to come and, if it does, to what extent will that be attributable to Johnson's schemes bedding in and newer ones from his successor as mayor coming on stream?
"What I can tell you is that we've got things in place via supervision and monitoring to make our best attempt to make it clear to our officers that it shouldn't, and if it does, to tell us.
Some of the most important standing issues are to find out whether dispersal across regional landscapes occurs for most species and, if it does, to ensure that this is maintained or increased, to maintain species diversity and ecological processes.
What does concern me about Android's success is if it does to Apple what Windows did to them in the 1990s.
The Guardian has editors and lawyers whose job it is to make sure crap like this doesn't happen, and if it does, to clear up the mess afterwards.
Nonetheless, the Army argues, so far successfully, that UCI does not apply to a president or, if it does, to public statements made by a candidate who later becomes president — even if the court-martial occurs during his term of office.
More than anything else, it appears to reflect his determination to signal his administration's support for religious institutions generally, even if the specific way of doing that doesn't seem likely to succeed, or, if it does, to produce the outcome he seeks.
