As well, students whose political activism threatened to embarrass the university have sometimes met harsh responses.
But even Jokowi's most milquetoast statements about reconciliation have met harsh resistance from conservative politicians and Islamist groups, who paint the P.K.I. as a symbol of the secular and progressive forces that they believe continue to undermine Indonesia.
Those who insisted upon their innocence met harsher fates, becoming martyrs to their own sense of justice.
Interfere, presume, overstep, and you will meet a harsh fate.
Mr. Kadyrov, they said, has driven his government to work and forced government-hired contractors to meet his harsh deadlines.
We are plunged into a vividly realised world: an underground cryonics laboratory called the Convergence, situated in a place where Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan meet, a "harsh geography, beyond the limits of believability or law".
WHATEVER it says about our level of enlightenment (and it's probably not good), little seems to tickle us more than the tale of an unscrupulous woman who will stop at nothing to secure the glittery trappings of a better life, only to meet a harsh comeuppance.
With all due respect to what Schiano has built at Rutgers from the ground up and to the impressive academic achievement of his players, shouldn't the ambitions of the program be modified to meet the harsh realities all around it?
Aiming to meet the harsh fusion conditions, we have developed oxide dispersion strengthened V-4Cr-4Ti alloys by high energy ball milling and field assisted sintering technique.
A novel Cr3C2-based sprayed powder consisting of hard phase (Cr3C2) and matrix phase (NiCrMoNbAl) was tailored to meet the harsh environment (corrosion, wear, high temperature) in power plant boilers.
