Rupert Murdoch is moving to tighten his already-imposing grip on American news media, striking a tentative deal to buy his third New York-based paper, Newsday, and getting his first chance to appoint the top editor of The Wall Street Journal, after the resignation of the editor on Tuesday.
Since then, the militants have imposed their grip on Dalga, twice driving off attempts by the army to send in armored personnel carriers, fending them off with gunfire.
DESPITE never having commanded a parliamentary majority, Stephen Harper has managed to hang on to his job as prime minister since 2006 partly by imposing an iron grip on his Conservative government.
A network of bonds involving α76 Arg, β37 Tyr, tethered water and β9 Tyr from DQ8 impose a firm grip on the insulin B peptide at P9. β37 Tyr makes a short hydrogen bond to the peptide P9 residue carboxylate atom (2.73 Å).
Ideally, the government would do something along the lines of the South Koreans and use assorted housing corporations to impose the state's grip on the supply of land, possibly even buying it up without planning permission, ie cheaper, from farmers and others, so that the taxpayer gets any windfall cash.
Although valued for their artistic and economic contributions, the Mudejars faced increasing difficulties as Christian princes strengthened their grip on Spain, imposing an intolerable tax burden on the Mudejars and demanding forced labour and military service from them.
They are fearful and paranoid, without an accurate grip on reality, imposing their problems on their children.
We all need to come to grips with the fact that imposing complexity on end users will only further enable advanced and persistent adversaries.
Fears are growing for residents in northern Mali as separatist rebel fighters tighten their grip on key strategic towns, imposing strict Islamic rule.
"This [trademarking plan] isn't about Ethiopia trying to strengthen its grip on these coffees and impose pricing requirements," he says.
