"Based on such a conclusion, the government can take a stern position".
A conservative candidate, Lee Hoi Chang, who has staked out a stern position toward the North, is the front-runner according to all the major opinion surveys.
In truth, the party has a decent range of identifiable policies: it is against European integration, against higher taxes and in favour of a stern position on law and order.
As the riverboat pushed off, Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman stood at the stern, positioned just under an American flag for the photographers, and waved to the crowds on the banks.
If she did not, she risked missing a solid chance of shifting the way she is viewed by a Latino population of increasing political influence, beyond her stern positions on immigration.
The parent compound 1 prefers to exist in a chair conformation whereas the extracted coupling constant, chemical shifts and estimated dihedral angles show that the N-acyl piperdine-4-ones 2 5 prefer to exist in a distorted boat conformation B1 (with C2 and C5 in prow and stern positions) with coplanar orientation of NCO moiety.
Though she had originally been equipped with 21 five-inch (127 mm)/51 cal guns to defend against enemy destroyers, this number was reduced to 12 in 1918, due to the overly wet bow and stern positions of the other nine.
This may reflect the different conformation of E1 2,1, which exhibits a boat-type structure with {RhCp*} and the C2 C3 bond in the prow and stern positions, respectively, and an N2 C1⋅⋅⋅C4 C5 torsion angle of 5°.
"I agree," Sandberg said, retreating from the much sterner position she had taken moments ago.
Around 19 25 she was scuttled by two torpedoes from Hagikaze and sank stern-first at position.
On 14 March, after numerous failed attempts, Stenhouse manoeuvred Aurora into position, stern-first towards the shore at Cape Evans, where two large anchors had been sunk and cemented into the ground.
