But he was walking in a real excessive way like I knew he was about to take the piss.
Real excessive force claims with physical injuries (if any--I have not read reports) might be worth a lot more... Finally, officers will be able to argue in many situations that, given the facts at hand, their conduct was not what a reasonable officer would have known to be unlawful, therefore they are entitled to qualified immunity.
Fidesz shows no sign of wanting to deal with the real problems: excessive consumption of medicine and medical services, rampant bribery of doctors, and barriers to private investment.Indeed Fidesz has all but ruled out a greater role for the private sector, having fought hard to stop private companies from providing health insurance and by opposing private hospital operators.
These obstacles were real, but the excessive focus on them trivialises real struggles and achievements by ignoring other, more calculated barriers to entry in the workplace that still exist today.
Instead, many people accepted the interpretation, peddled enthusiastically by the conservatives and their supporters in the media, that the real problem was excessive borrowing by the Labour governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
Maybe a short way to put all this is to say that we have a real problem with excessive leverage; that's not at all the same thing as the nation being deeply in hock to some external player or players.
Pyongyang should also understand that direct investment from a diversity of foreign sources is in its best interest, and that there is a real risk of excessive dependency if Beijing is allowed to become the near-exclusive source of investment and aid.
The emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, issued on Thursday the preliminary results of a three-month investigation that identified questionable actions, including diversions of pooled money into individual accounts, excessive real estate investments that lost millions of dollars and "disconcerting administrative protocols" for the handling of health care and unemployment benefits.
Few economists expect a double-dip recession, in which the economy begins to expand only to contract again, but many fear a protracted period of stagnant growth that could last several years, much like Japan's Lost Decade in the 1990s following the calamitous end to an era of excessive real estate speculation.
Blogging through Safari is practically impossible on the iPhone due to the excessive real estate taken up by the keyboard.
The Federal Reserve's recent warning about excessive real estate lending was "totally inappropriate and unprofessional," Ziman avers.
