That view was voiced most strongly by Mr. Cocozza.
The impact of these latest airstrikes will be felt most strongly by innocent children and families".
There seems to be a faith, expressed most strongly by the Democrats, that in partnership with the new-and-improved Zuckerberg these problems can be regulated away.
Labour's championing of childcare, maternity leave, action on domestic violence, equal pay and Sure Start was led most strongly by women MPs and ministers.
(According to recent Wall Street Journal/NBC New York/Marist polls, Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Weiner are supported most strongly by Protestants).
The Swedish "Wallander" is marked most strongly by its resemblance to an earlier generation of well-made, comfortably formulaic British detective shows like "Inspector Morse".
But his performance is characterised most strongly by stillness and composure, along with the sort of details that a less watchful director than Ava DuVernay might have consigned to the cutting-room floor.
Their argument, advanced most strongly by Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, is that without such mandates, some states will never repair flawed voting systems that disenfranchise eligible voters.
The effect of jumping episodically from Tehran to San Salvador to Los Angeles and then Las Vegas can be jarring, especially since García's central characters are linked most strongly by the sense each has of being ungrounded, homeless.
Another message, articulated by a researcher early in the film, is that in their earlier lives these homeless people are not linked most strongly by drugs or alcohol, by crime or abuse.
The first was to help fill the alarming hole in the nation's finances by slashing the sums spent on higher education; it was embraced most strongly by the Conservatives.
