The six-year, $217-billion spending plan increased highway construction spending by nearly 40percentt but gutted funds for federal asphalt research and implementation, re-routing much of the money to the states.
CNC Notwithstanding the broad trends we have identified –economics, militarisation and myths of masculinity – many conflicts are routed in much more complex local dynamics.
466) when, as leader of an allied fleet of 200 ships, he routed the much larger Phoenician fleet near the mouth of the River Eurymedon in Pamphylia and subsequently defeated the King's forces on land, thus gravely weakening Persian control over the eastern Mediterranean.
To Black Hawk's surprise, his forty warriors completely routed the much larger militia force.
In both procedures, the stomach is relocated so that its contents are routed past much of the lower intestine, where the most calories and nutrients are absorbed.
Their reappearance with machine guns, assault rifles and other heavy weaponry before throngs of supporters illustrated the failure of the U.S.-trained Iraqi army, which has been routed from much of northern and western Iraq in recent weeks by a sophisticated Sunni Muslim insurgent group, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS.
Do they create unnecessary internal distance by routing too much through headquarters?
But they were routed by a much smaller force of insurgents, about 4,000.
The unit, based in Birmingham, England, and later in Rouen, France, and Paris, routed mail -- much of it backed up at English warehouses in the chaos that followed the Battle of the Bulge -- to millions of members of the armed forces in Europe.
Indeed, they were pretty much routed in the elections that returned a moderate Muslim Congress.
