Odom and Butler are small forwards, and Grant, 32, is an undersize, aging, injury-prone power forward/center.
Then the North said it was ending a 1994 deal that froze operations of its own plutonium-producing reactors in return for fuel oil and two less proliferation-prone power reactors.
Instead America was left to negotiate a "framework agreement" that in return for the plutonium freeze offered North Korea two western-designed, less proliferation-prone power reactors (mostly paid for by South Korea and Japan) and interim supplies of oil (mostly paid for by America).
If your area is prone to power outages you might want to consider using a uninterruptible power supply to extend protection during lost of electrical power.
Harry is "a world laced with rivers of wizardly blood"—an omnipotent god child prone to "power comas," indifferent to the goings on of mere mortals.
46 47 Many policy analysts, however, have also highlighted limitations of a network form of governance, suggesting such organisational forms are prone to power asymmetries, a leadership deficit and the potential onset of dependencies and rigidities.
So in 1994 America was left to negotiate a deal that froze North Korea's plutonium production in return for two western-designed, less proliferation-prone nuclear-power reactors (paid for mostly by South Korea and Japan) and interim deliveries of oil.
AFRICA may be prone to chronic power shortages, weak infrastructure and economies still overly-dependent on commodities.
The parallel apprehensions have much the same vocabulary: a nuclear power, prone to irrational behavior, too eager to go to war, a penchant toward duplicity.
Previous study has noted that communities are at various stages of receptivity for participation and that some maybe prone to hegemonic power, with prominent local people exerting influence over others [ 40].
India and Pakistan, nuclear powers prone to brinksmanship, are at the edge of war.
