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If he always played like he does against Portland, he'd have an ironclad case.
The letters issued — including Trump's own blustery one — don't suggest careful planning or an ironclad case for termination.
You really can't nationalize a bank without being able to make an ironclad case, to the public, that it is hopelessly insolvent.
Before any strike, the Trump administration would have to build an ironclad case of chemical weapons use, nearly impossible given the chaotic situation on the ground.
"Republicans complain that the dossier was 'unverified.' Well, surveillance is one step in an investigation, not an ironclad case for a target's guilt.
I become much less happy about the prospect of immolation, however, when Bush and Blair translate what should be an ironclad case for civilised values into an agenda of their own which I want no part of.
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A reader, Frank Spencer-Molloy, wrote to me about it this week, expressing his thoughts in strongly worded terms: I hope you will find time to follow up on the now-ironclad case made by James Fallows and other aviation experts that a personal essay appearing in The New York Times Magazine recently was so factually flawed that it should have never been published.
It's always the same: Start from zero and build an ironclad logical case, full of slides and graphics, so Ted will cut the check.
The winners of the future will marry insights and EQ. At the end of the day, B2B buyers are looking for a way to prove the value of a potential purchase and build an ironclad business case around it.
Three river monitors,, and, were lashed to the larger ironclads in case any engines were disabled by the Paraguayan guns.
Rio Grande and her two sister ships, and, were lashed to the larger ironclads in case any engines were disabled by the Paraguayan guns.
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