But John Lewis, among other civil-rights leaders, urged him to keep a scheduled appearance the next day at the City Club of Cleveland, and to use the occasion to make a more pointed case for the principle of nonviolence — against a backdrop of rioting and looting that had broken out that night in nearly every major American city except, it turned out, Indianapolis.
And it makes a more pointed case for the mayor's agenda.
In contrast, the new intelligence study, compiled as a report to Congress on foreign economic and industrial espionage over the past two years, presents a pointed case that China and Russia are the leading actors in the Internet theft of economic secrets.
Peru is a particularly pointed case.
Skip to next paragraph Editorial Series New York State Government The Bruno case is a pointed example of one of the oldest sayings in Albany: It's not what's illegal there that's scandalous, it's what's legal.
Or was the woman's pointed disapproval another case of microaggression fever?
It is interesting to note that in the case of pointed polytope the steady state flux distribution can be represented as a conical combination of elementary flux modes.
They may be cycloid as in family Typhlopidae, long and pointed with pointed tips, as in the case of the Green Vine Snake Ahaetulla nasuta, broad and leaf-like, as in the case of green pit vipers Trimeresurus spp or as broad as they are long, for example, as in Rat snake Ptyas mucosus.
Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, appeared satisfied and fond of the President, for the most part; Democrats expressed their discontent with some pointed silences and, in the case of many of the women, outfits in suffragette white.
Space Exploration Technologies SpaceXX) is developing a new launch escape system that doesn't have a need for that iconic pointed booster tower that traditionally lugged crew capsules behind it in case of emergency.
