The new venture provides the mayor with yet another potent communications apparatus — one that carries his name and imprimatur — to sound off on issues that collide with his job as mayor, his corporate interests and his expanding philanthropic empire.
"This is perhaps the most potent, independent institutionalized apparatus ever assembled in a democracy to promote one belief system," he said.
They had, however, at least ensured that banks would set aside more of their own money in the event of another Great Recession-like crisis and provide a strategy or "living will" in advance for that possibility, while creating a potent consumer-protection apparatus, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Despite glimmerings of emerging democratic institutions, the old security apparatus is still potent.
Mr. Boehler wielded his sonorous bass to potent effect as he described the gruesome "apparatus" (the death machine of Kafka's story) and its grisly use.
During the latter process, spin inversion results in the formation of Chl* which can interact with O2 to produce singlet O2 species, a very potent oxidant that causes damage to the photosynthetic apparatus or photoinhibition [ 72- 74].
The more potent connection, though, is found in the immense technological apparatus used to create the movie.
If Reich's conviction that humanity could fornicate its way to freedom was shared by the erotic vanguardists of previous centuries, he did come up with a new apparatus for the purpose: a machine to trap the potent, healing force of the orgasm.
It consists of the antibody trastuzumab and the potent Maytansine-derivative DM1, which inhibits cell division and induces cell death by blocking the spindle apparatus.
Instead, our data indicate that the potent activation caused by ML67-33 involves direct action on the C-type gate that forms the core gating apparatus of the channel.
