In his Rose Garden speech Obama did use the phrase "acts of terror", but he did so in the plural and within a general discourse on the threats facing the US rather than as a specific reference to Benghazi.
We then used a multiple inverse method and K-means clustering (Otsubo et al., 2006), which can give plural stress states within one grid.
As discussed in several of the settings, institutional barriers and patriarchal mechanisms, that may also operate within plural judicial systems, coalesce to obstruct rather than facilitate the practical realisation of rights.
Bursa, plural bursas or bursae, within the mammalian body, any small pouch or sac between tendons, muscles, or skin and bony prominences at points of friction or stress.
The results indicate a need for adaptive and participatory management approaches, building on regional adaptations within transparent and plural frameworks for fisheries.
Use of probes covering repeat elements in the genome should be avoided because of the high risk of cross-hybridisation by similar probes with plural origin, generating meaningless data within these regions.
The most effective model, which positively and strongly correlated with five measures (participation, focus on quality, overall effectiveness, self-rated innovation, and reflexivity), was that of a number of leaders within the team, that is plural, democratic, or distributed leadership.
Until this is no longer in question, he says, communicating by fax and employing the majestic plural, "in essence, they compel us to remain within our cell".
Using country-specific examples, the book examines the specific challenges associated with implementing child rights within common law, civil law, Islamic law and plural legal systems that incorporate more than one form of jurisprudence.
There are too many impressionable young people who've yet to understand that drug arrests (plural), federal weapons arrests and violations of parole/probation are unacceptable, especially within our African-American community.
