He was one of only a handful of activists with the confidence and technical knowledge to publicly challenge the US government's pervasive surveillance regime.
Type A tills are found under high strain rates and a pervasive deformation regime and may be regarded as lodgement tills and are relatively rare.
Meanwhile, the UK delivery of new homes has reached a postwar nadir because of its dysfunctional planning regime, pervasive nimbyism and underperforming housebuilders.
Frankly, news in recent years have been a little depressing, which is how I came to book a spur of the moment, round-ticket from Australia to Europe, desperate to find a thread to hold onto – a belief that the future holds something more than the dystopian reality that has rushed up on us, fermented into a pervasive Big Brother regime of NATO-state condoned totalitarian surveillance.
Most daunting of all, however, was the pervasive fear the regime cultivated.
To Makiya, it seemed obvious that a totalitarian regime so pervasive in its reach had left no corner of the country untouched.
Convinced that there could be no agreement without American support, they were constrained to set up a pervasive and competent security regime and to make an "irrevocable" commitment against the use of violent resistance.
Environmental degradation, political repression, and limits on consumer sovereignty were pervasive under the authoritarian regimes that dominated Eastern Europe for four decades after World War II.
Regime uncertainty pertains above all to a pervasive uncertainty about the property-rights regime — about what private owners can reliably expect the government to do in its actions that affect private owners' ability to control the use of their property, to reap the income it yields, and to transfer it to others on voluntarily acceptable terms.
For a start, the once pervasive fear of a hated regime is gone.
