He was subsequently assigned to the Munich firm of L. Ehrengut and later to a plumber's, Georg Grau, where he served as a forced labourer until 20 April 1945.
Some officials believe this new openness is serving as a force for moderation.
Perhaps unwittingly, the crackdown may serve as a force for greater militancy in the countryside, which the government, with few resources, has neglected.
Occurrences or things of unusual or unexplained nature were associated with jok, and jok can serve as a force for good or ill.
Taking the view that the opera's Brabant setting is highly militaristic, Mr. Marton shifts the action to a Communist police state akin to North Korea, with the knight Lohengrin's striking appearance on the scene serving as a force for change.
Theoretically, accounting would serve as a force for democracy.Given all these benefits, the decision to shift accounting standards was, says one informed observer, not unlike the one to host the Olympics.
Most commonly, the tip is mounted on the end of a cantilever that serves as a force sensor.
However, American cities are entering a period where the maturation of certain technologies will serve as a force multiplier affecting every sector of the local economy, every worker, and every job. .
In late stance after heel off, the foot complex mainly serves as a force modulator like a gear box, modulating effective mechanical advantages of ankle plantiflexor muscles using metatarsal-phalangeal joints.
Sub-Saharan Africa exemplifies both the enormity of this risk, but also the ways that business can serve as a force for good.
