To achieve this objective, it is important to stop further fragmentation and isolation of bear habitats.
Like North Korea, it has borne isolation and rhetorical hostility from the West by cosying up to the neighbours, notably China.
A sensitive soul, Acosta found it impossible to bear the isolation of excommunication, and he recanted.
The men — some of whom had been told nothing about the drug's effects — became tense and anxious, and quickly became unable to bear the isolation.
If a small country like Syria can survive years of western isolation then the Russian bear empowered with petrodollars and a stable, if undemocratic, leadership, will surely feel more confident in throwing its foreign policy weight around.
To the extent possible, these tests should be carried out in some remote environment, whose extreme isolation would bring to bear the stress and confinement of a journey to outer space.
American diplomacy had brought deeper isolation and sanctions to bear on North Korea, and if Iran continued its nuclear defiance it would face "growing consequences" (though these were not specified).
Plath kicked Ted out, they separated, and she was left with the kids -- first in Devon and then, when she could no longer bear the isolation of the country, in a London flat (in a building -- the movie also leaves this out -- where Yeats had once lived).
Anxiety slips into panic when it has to be borne in isolation; hence, it is essential that there be a place where painful feelings can be verbalized, understood, and held, what Stolorow calls a relational home.
Kingdon's Garbage Can model is very useful in understanding the failure of 'appropriate' policy termination, as well as its delayed termination, observed in both countries: Any policy has an inertia and efforts to abolish the patient isolation policy did not bear fruit until three streams, i.e., problem, policy, and politics, converged after the mid-1980s.
