"Poaching operations have expanded beyond small-scale, opportunistic actions to coordinated slaughter commissioned by armed and organized criminal syndicates," the order said.
As we consider these opportunistic actions, it's easier to understand the rationale for a punitive military strike against Syria for its use of chemical weapons.
The market is driven by sentiment and the split-second, opportunistic actions of traders.
The goal is to avoid or minimize the potential bias that may occur due to multiple testing issues or any other opportunistic actions by investigators.
Christopoulos (2006) found that actors with lower baseline levels of political capital were more likely to engage in high-risk opportunistic actions but became more conservative as their stock increased.
While the interview question guide captured a detailed picture of actors, their alliances, and influence, it did not ask questions specific to 'entrepreneurship.' Future research should employ longitudinal data collection and more specific interview questions to test causal hypotheses related to the relationship between network position, opportunistic actions and policy outputs.
Iowa is — or has been — defined on offense by a strong running game that leads into an opportunistic, play-action-heavy passing game.
And so that sacrifices, like the extraordinary one made for his country, by U.S. Army Specialist Tomas Young, on one fateful day in Sadr City, as he was sent on a rescue mission in a canvas-covered truck -- after having joined the military to heed George W. Bush's opportunistic call to action from atop a pile of World Trade Center rubble on September 13th , 2001-- will not have been in vain.
But mostly because the stereotyping by outsiders can be traced back to opportunistic policies and actions of your own leaders.
It is unfortunate then that here in America we are again confronting issues of racial disharmony and suspicion fueled by the opportunistic rhetoric and actions of politicians, activist judges, and some media outlets.
