He takes a similar view that law enforcement resources are largely too stretched to pursue small drug seizures delivered by post.
His main challenger, the mayor of Hanover, Stephan Weil, who ran for the Social Democrats, struggled to make himself better known among voters, resorting at one point in the campaign to handing out red roses to prospective voters in the largely rural state, which stretches across largely rural countryside from the North Sea to the former inner-German border.
Our structural data analysis shows that the activated YfiB has an N-terminal portion that is largely altered, adopting a stretched conformation compared with the compact conformation of the apo YfiB.
Although in some previous in vitro studies [ 9, 28], the skin was stretched more largely, we selected the stretching amount of 23% because stretching of in vivo forehead skin perpendicular to the body axis more than 23% was with significant difficulty.
The buildings are not only expanding the stock of housing in the neighborhood but also pushing its residential boundaries westward, a process expected to extend to largely commercial stretches of Fourth Avenue under a recent rezoning.
Utah's season was largely derailed by injuries that sidelined Deron Williams and Carlos Boozer for large stretches.
Wales largely concentrated on stretching the ball wide, often around half-way, to little effect while Argentina teased the home defence with some clever kicks.
The fundamental unit length of alpha satellite DNA is an approximately 1 bp monomer (Manuelidis and Wu 1978), and diverged monomers are tandemly arranged in a head-to-tail fashion, stretching largely uninterrupted for millions of base pairs (Willard and Waye 1987; Willard 1991).
The 10 men were largely untroubled, Rachubka only being stretched by Brynjar Gunnarsson's 54th-minute volley.
In what was essentially still "pioneer country," settlers dwelt largely in rural homesteads that stretched from the plantation belt in the Panhandle down to the swamps of the Everglades.
