And so we must defeat determined enemies wherever they are, and build coalitions that cut across lines of region and race and religion.
And that in some measure both are likely true?Despite the presence of some officials in the mix, and what may be their significant role in guiding the proceedings, there should be no doubting that there are also plenty of ordinary people joining in, expressing real passion and anger.Fierce anti-Japanese attitudes are widespread in China, across lines of region, class and age group.
He thought it vital to bring the poor, across lines of region, religion and race, to Washington, along with people of conscience, to demand basic rights: the right to work, the right to a livable wage, the right to a decent education and the right to health care.
An equatorward wind tends to increase the value of NmF2 by transporting the plasma up along field lines to regions of lower loss of O+.
The historical regions were replaced by nine prefectures (banovine), all drafted deliberately to cut across the lines of traditional regions.
On the PIPICO map, the five vertical (dashed) lines represent the approximate center lines of the regions where H+, H2 +, H3 +, CH3 +, and H2O+ ions are recorded.
On the PIPICO map, the six vertical (dashed) lines represent the approximate center lines of the regions where H+, H2 +/D+, H3 +/HD+, H2D+, CH3 +, and H2O+ ions are recorded.
Front-line photographs of regions ravaged by human strife can also illuminate war's environmental cost.
Meridional winds cause ionization to move up or down the magnetic field lines, to regions of slower or faster loss (Titheridge 1995).
The campaign and its aftermath exposed a society that has split along lines of class, region, age and culture, with fewer binding threads than at any point in recent history.
