It is not as though they were short of examples of the relative order maintained by authoritarian secular rulers elsewhere, especially in Egypt, while fresh in their minds must have been the "triumph" of the military in Algeria, who had, at the cost of some 200,000 lives, reversed the outcome of the aborted elections of 1991, which threatened to bring Islamists to democratically elected power.
Kiev said the attackers had been wearing Russian military uniforms, and it responded by authorising its soldiers in Crimea to use weapons to protect their lives, reversing previous orders that they should avoid using arms against attack.
Kiev said the attackers had been wearing Russian military uniforms and responded by authorising its soldiers in Crimea to use weapons to protect their lives, reversing previous orders that they should avoid using arms against attack.
There is a significant opportunity to make financial wellness a real part of our lives -- reversing the course of crippling financial stress while we rewrite our engagement with a flawed financial system designed to profit from our habits and dependence on debt.
Basically, when I was there, I lived the reverse.
Soldiers from 33 other countries fought alongside America's, risking their lives to reverse Iraqi aggression.
After a petition calling on the owner of the property where she lived to reverse the prohibition against line drying laundry, she said, the owner recently acquiesced.
The play opens on several corpses, who then rise and act out the last moments of their lives in reverse order, as if a tape were being rewound.
Yet although there are signs of more retirees from white-collar jobs looking for full or part-time employment, a trend toward longer working lives would reverse decades in which there has been a pronounced trend toward early retirement.
