A raid on the offices of BP and its Russian partner TNK-BP in Moscow has heightened concerns that the Kremlin is set to launch a new round of efforts to wrest control of Russian oil fields from private hands.
I've always admired Christopher Bruce's choreography, but can't wrest much pleasure from Rooster (1991), set to songs by the Rolling Stones.
Pakistani officials described the base as "an isolated camp" and one of the three bases set up two years ago to wrest Lakki Marwat from the control of Taliban militants.
Benfica may want to concentrate on wresting back the domestic crown, but the country is set to have four representatives in the Europa League - Vitoria Guimaraes, Braga, Estoril and Pacos de Ferreira, who lost 4-1 at home to Zenit St Petersburg in the first leg of their Champions League play-off".
IN HIS campaign for Ecuador's presidency, Rafael Correa made two promises: to set up a Constituent Assembly to wrest power from what he called a corrupt "partyocracy" and to spend less on debt and more on social programmes.
Shared ownership also ensures that all the profits of the team are reinvested in it, said Duncan Drasdo, spokesman for the Manchester United Supporters Trust, which has set up the Phoenix Fund to wrest control of the club from Glazer.
The second-seeded Pierce, who had lost her last three matches, struggled to wrest the opening set from Tulyaganova, who twice served for the set, at 5-4 atd at 6-5, only to drop the tie break on a double fault.
But at some health care facilities, like West River nursing home in Milford, Conn., where management locked out 100 workers on Dec. 13, companies see lockouts as a way to wrest concessions and set an example for workers at their other facilities.
He delves into the history of French imperialism, from the flotilla that set sail from Toulon in 1830 to wrest Algeria from Ottoman control, to France's blood-soaked colonial retreat.
