In his campaign he pledged to crush or co-opt Somalia's jihadists, who have taken over chunks of the country, and to rebuild national unity.
I especially enjoyed the felicitous flavor-texture combination of crunchy fragrant fennel slices and pungent Gorgonzola tossed over chunks of sweet beets.
As a result, the standing committees in the Commons (which are meant to scrutinise every new law) are thinly attended and skip over chunks of each bill.
THE saga of sought-after Alstom, the French turbines-to-transport group, took a dramatic turn today when Siemens, a German engineering group, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries MHII) of Japan lodged a joint proposal to take over chunks of the business.
But blueprints for applying IT tend to be disappointing: they often consist of tedious ideas for electronic voting or self-interested plans to hand over chunks of government to IT consultancies.John McGinnis's book "Accelerating Democracy" is an exception.
But when the prime minister gulped and started to skip over chunks of his text in the face of the unexpected heckles and slow hand-claps from the unthreatening, decent folk of the Women's Institute, it was uncannily reminiscent of the moment in 1989 when the obedient masses of Bucharest startled Nicolae Ceausescu by their sudden decision to boo.
Large ruts from the plow's wheels tested the strut-type front and double-wishbone rear suspension, but the car's 8.7in ground clearance afforded excellent forward visibility, and was of critical importance passing over chunks of vikur (solidified lava).
Manufacturers like OnePlus and Xiaomi can easily step in and take over chunks of the market until Samsung is as popular or, more correctly, as unpopular, as Motorola or HTC.
The Romney campaign has high hopes of winning over chunks of normally Democratic Jewish voters, many of whom perceive Obama as insufficiently supportive of the Middle Eastern ally.
He further developed the script and was primarily responsible for its most memorable trademark — extensive voice-over chunks of the novel, delivered languorously by Mr. Irons.
